Vaccine

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates, in-general, to Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and in particular to a carbohydrate-based vaccine for HIV and to methods of making and using same.

This application claims priority from U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/844,355, filed Sep. 14, 2006, and U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/907,272, filed Mar. 27, 2007, the entire contents of both applications are incorporated herein by reference.

This invention was made with government support under. NIH Grant Number AI52816. The government has certain rights in this invention.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates, in general, to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and in particular to a carbohydrate-based vaccine for HIV and to methods of making and using same.

BACKGROUND

Development of a safe, practical and effective HIV-1 vaccine is one of the highest priorities of the global scientific community (Klausner et al, Science 5628:2036-2039 (2003), Esparza et al, Science Strategic Plan, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pmed.0020025, Policy Forum Vol. 2, February 2005)). While antiretroviral treatment (ART) has dramatically prolonged the lives of HIV-1 infected patients, anti-retroviral therapy is not yet routinely available in developing countries, and the global rate of spread of HIV-1 continues unabated. If no effective AIDS vaccine is developed by year 2010, the number of people infected world-wide with HIV-1 could exceed 60 million (Derived from Statistics in Global Summary of the AIDS Epidemic, “AIDS Epidemic Update” UNAIDS. World Health Organization, December 2005)).

In spite of more than 20 years of research, the types of immune responses needed to protect an immunized individual from HIV-1 infection are not known. It is known that CD8+ cytotoxic T cell responses can control HIV-1 replication to varying degrees in acute HIV-1 infection (AHI) (reviewed in Letvin, Ann. Rev. Med. 56:213-223 (2005), Gandhi and Walker, Ann. Rev. Med. 53:149-172 (2002)), and, when induced by immunogens, can control viral set point after SIV or SHIV challenges in non-human primates (Letvin, Ann. Rev. Med. 56:213-223 (2005)). Strong proliferative CD4+ T cell responses to HIV-1 proteins have been shown to correlate well with immune control of HIV-1 viral load (Gandhi and Walker, Ann. Rev. Med. 53:149-172 (2002)). Thus, it is highly desirable for an HIV-1 vaccine to induce robust CD4+ and CD8+ T cell responses in order to control virus replication and reduce the likelihood of subsequent transmission (Letvin, Ann. Rev. Med. 56:213-223 (2005), Gandhi and Walker, Ann. Rev. Med. 53:149-172 (2002), Mastro and Kitayaporn, AIDS Res. Hum. Retroviruses 14 Suppl 3:S223-S227 (1998), Quinn et al, N. Engl. J. Med. 342:921-929 (2000)).

The potential for complete (“sterilizing”) immunity from HIV-1 infection may depend on the presence of pre-existing neutralizing antibodies. It is known that neutralizing antibodies can prevent the acquisition of AIDS virus infection after intravenous, vaginal, rectal and oral virus challenge in nonhuman primates (Shibata et al, Nat. Med. 5:204-210 (1999), Mascola et al, J. Virol. 73:4009-4018 (1999), Mascola et al, Nat. Med. 6:207-210 (2000), Parren et al, J. Virol. 75:8340-8347 (2001), Ferrantelli et al, J. Infect. Dis. 189:2167-2173 (2004)). This level of protection is highly attractive for a vaccine against a virus such as HIV-1, which integrates genetically and forms latent viral reservoirs soon after infection. However, the diversity of transmitted HIV-1 genetic variants and the relative resistance of most HIV-1 primary isolates to most types of inducible neutralizing antibodies have posed major hurdles to current vaccine efforts. Moreover, the few rare broadly reactive neutralizing monoclonal antibodies (Mabs) that have been isolated from HIV-1 infected patients represent species of antibodies that are not able to be routinely induced in animals or uninfected humans by HIV-1 Env immunogens (reviewed in Burton et al, PNAS 102:14943-14948 (2005), Haynes et al, Human Antibodies, In press)).

The strategies for induction of neutralizing antibodies that have been successful for other infectious agent vaccines have thus far failed for HIV-1 vaccine development, including immunization with an outer envelope protein (gp120) (The rgp120 HIV Vaccine Study Group, J. Infect. Dis. 191:654-665 (2005), Gilbert et al, J. Infect. Dis. 192:974-983 (2005)), and immunization with a killed or inactivated virus (Levine et al, J. Acquir. Immune Defic. Syndr. Hum. Retrovirol. 11:351-364 (1996), Lifson et al, AIDS Res. & Human Retrovir. 20:772-787 (2004)). Live attenuated SIVs have indeed induced substantial protection to SIV challenge but attenuated SIV strains have reverted to wild-type in vivo, and have proven unsafe in neonatal monkeys (Whitney et al, Curr. Opin. Infect. Dis. 17:17-26 (2004), Koff et al, Nat. Immunol. 7:19-23 (2005)).

Vaccine research areas that are of particular importance include those related to understanding the host immune response to HIV-1 virions and HIV-1 infected cells at sites of mucosal transmission, and work on characterizing the transmitted virus. Recent work suggests that the variable loops of transmitted HIV-1 of certain clades (A and C), but not others (B), may be shorter and the transmitted viruses more neutralization-sensitive than chronic HIV-1 strains (Derdeyn et al, Science 303:2019-2022 (2004), Frost et al, J. Virol. 79:6523-6527 (2005), Chohan et al, J. Virol. 79:6528-6531 (2005)). Further, broadly neutralizing IgA antibodies have been reported in the genitourinary tracts of seropositive (Alfsen et al, J. Immunol. 166:6257-6265 (2001)) and highly exposed and uninfected subjects (Devito et-al, J. Acquir. Immune Defic. Syndr. Hum. Retrovirol. 30:413-420 (2002)). If these observations can be shown to be a correlate of protective immunity for mucosal transmission of HIV-1, it will be critical to translate these findings to strategies for inducing protective IgA mucosal antibodies in humans. Moreover, although IgG is the most common antibody type in cervicovaginal secretions, little attention has been paid to the specificity and regulation of mucosal IgG anti-HIV-1 immune responses.

A major conundrum for HIV-1 vaccine developers has been that, in spite of the presence of epitopes on the HIV-1 envelope that are targets for broadly neutralizing HIV-1 human Mabs, these species of antibodies are not made following immunization with antigenic Env proteins, nor are they routinely produced after infection with HIV-1 (reviewed in Burton et al, PNAS 102:14943-14948 (2005), Haynes et al, Human Antibodies, In press)). Two major reasons for the this failure are the lack of current immunogens that mirror the native envelope structures needed to induce neutralizing antibodies, and the likely tolerant state of the host to some conserved HIV-1 envelope epitopes.

That there are rare human broadly neutralizing Mabs (Burton et al, PNAS 102:14943-14948 (2005)), that HIV-1 cellular responses can transiently and in some cases persistently control HIV-1 (Letvin, Ann. Rev. Med. 56:213-223 (2005), Gandhi and Walker, Ann. Rev. Med. 53:149-172 (2002)), and that high levels of passively administered Mabs can protect against chimeric simian-HIV immunodeficiency virus (SHIV) challenges (Shibata et al, Nat. Med. 5:204-210 (1999), Mascola et al, J. Virol. 73:4009-4018 (1999), Mascola et al, Nat. Med. 6:207-210 (2000), Parren et al, J. Virol. 75:8340-8347 (2001), Mascola, Vaccine 20:1922-1925 (2002), Mascola, Current Mol. Med. 3:209-216 (2003)), all give hope that a successful AIDS vaccine can be made.

HIV-1 has adapted the gp120 portion of Env to escape immune recognition by a number of mechanisms including glycan shielding (Wei et al, Nature 422:307-312 (2003)), mutation of variable regions (66-69), and conformation masking (Kwong et al, Nature 420:678-682 (2002)).

The outer face of the gp120 envelope protein is an immunologically “silent face” that is covered by N-linked glycans; up to 50% of the weight of gp120 is carbohydrate (Wei et al, Nature 422:307-312 (2003), Scanlan et al, J. Virol. 76:7306-21 (2002), Scanlan et al, Adv. Exp. Med. Biol. 535:205-218 (2003), Calarese et al, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 102:13372-13377 (2005)). The number of glycosylation sites on gp120 remains approximately the same (−25 sites), but the sites shift or “evolve” in position over time as neutralizing antibodies are generated—a phenomenon termed “evolving glycan shield” (Wei et al, Nature 422:307-312 (2003)). A rare human Mab exists (2G12) that binds to Manα1-2Man at the termini of both D1 and D3 arms of a variety of oligomannose carbohydrates on the HIV-1 trimer and broadly neutralizes HIV-1 (Scanlan et al., J. Virol. 76:7306-21 (2002), Scanlan et al, Adv. Exp. Med. Biol. 535:205-218 (2003), Calarese et al, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 102:13372-13377 (2005)). There are two potential reasons why HIV-1 virion carbohydrates are poorly immunogenic. First, because HIV-1 has no glycosylation machinery of its own, the sugars to which 2G12 binds, like other virion carbohydrates, are similar to host carbohydrates and are likely regarded as “self” antigens (Scanlan et al, J. Virol. 76:7306-21 (2002)). A second reason for the poor immunogenicity of carbohydrates on HIV-1 is microheterogeneity, ie, a single protein sequence would be expected to express multiple carbohydrate forms leading to a dilution of an immune response (Scanlan et al, J. Virol. 76:7306-21 (2002)).

Yang et al have demonstrated that only one trimer per virion is needed to bind to host cells to mediate infection (Yang et al, J. Virol. 79:12132-12147 (2005)). Therefore, to prevent virion infection of CD4+, CCR5+ host cells, all trimers on each virion must be bound by at least one neutralizing antibody molecule. For induction of antibodies that will neutralize HIV-1, it is critical to learn how to induce high affinity, durable, and broadly reactive neutralizing antibodies that are present both systemically and at mucosal surfaces. Therefore, if specific carbohydrates on the surface of HIV Env can be made immunogenic, then HIV Env carbohydrates would become a viable target of a neutralizing antibody response. Similarly, the HIV Env carbohydrates would become components of a HIV vaccine.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In general, the present invention relates to HIV. More specifically, the invention relates to a carbohydrate-based vaccine for HIV and to methods of making and using same.

Objects and advantages of the present invention will be clear from the description that follows.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1. Protein sequence of an example envelope protein. The glycosylation sites are highlighted in red.

FIG. 2. MALDI data using “standard” digestion conditions.

FIG. 3. Nanospray FT-MS data using standard digestion conditions.

FIG. 4. Comparison of standard digestion conditions and digestion conditions of the invention.

FIG. 5. MALDI-MS data for one of the CON-S glycopeptide fractions. The inset is a screen shot of output from GlycoPep DB.

FIG. 6. MALDI MS/MS data of a glycopeptide ion observed in FIG. 5. Data is confirms the peptide portion of the glycopeptide.

FIG. 7. MALDI MS data.

FIG. 8. HPLC-MS data collected on the Fourier transform mass spectrometer.

FIG. 9. Differences in glycosylation at the conserved site . . . LEN . . . before the V1 loop on CON-S and JR-FL are attributed to differences in the proteins' 3-dimensional structures in vivo.

FIG. 10. Summary of glycosylation for CON-S on the V1 and V2 loops. V1 is very heavily glycosylated with high mannose sugars. V2 has 2 potential glycosylation sites that are not utilized.

FIG. 11. Summary of glycosylation for JRFL on the V1 and V2 loops. Like CON-S, V1 is very heavily glycosylated with high mannose sugars. V2 uses more of its glycosylation sites, compared to CON-S.

FIG. 12. CON-S glycosylation between V2 and V3. This part of the sequence is generally not exposed to glycosyltransferases while passing through the Golgi. High mannose carbohydrates may act as “internal chaperones” to help fold proteins. While the carbohydrate may be stabilizing the protein, the protein might also be sitting in a stable conformation, protecting the carbohydrate.

FIG. 13. CON-S glycosylation near the V3 loop.

FIG. 14. JRFL glycosylation near the V3 loop. JRFL is more heavily glycosylated at the beginning of the loop and more structural heterogeneity at the end of the loop.

FIG. 15. CON-S glycosylation after V3. Of the 8 characterized sites, three had no glycosylation. The areas between the variable loops have a higher proportion of high-mannose containing carbohydrates, suggesting they were buried within the protein during Golgi processing. The sialic acid on the outside of V4 and V5 may help slow metabolic clearance.

FIG. 16. Of the eight characterized sites, six were glycosylated. At every position, a high degree of variability in the glycosylation was found. This indicates that the protein had a high degree of structural heterogeneity as it was being post-translationally processed.

FIG. 17. Sequence alignment of CON-S gp140 ΔCFI and JR-FL gp140ΔCF. Dashes indicate gaps in amino acid sequence and the location of the variable regions (V1-V5) are shown. Potential glycosylation sites are in red with difference in potential glycosylation sites are boxed. Identified tryptic fragments are underlined.

FIG. 18. Schematic representation of the experimental approach of the glycosylation mapping and profiling.

FIGS. 19A and 19B. Representative (FIG. 19A) ESI-FTICR MS and (FIG. 19B) MALDI MS spectra of the glycopeptide fraction generated from the proteolytic digest of the envelope proteins. Inset: MS/MS spectra of the identified tryptic glycopeptides. Peptide portion was determined from the characteristic cross-ring cleavages, ^(0,2)X (in MALDI MS) and ⁰Y₁ (in ESI-FTICR MS) ions.

FIGS. 20A and 20B. FIG. 20A. Summary of glycan compositions (percent) present on the identified glycosylation site. Glycan compositions were broadly categorized into two classes (see text). Processed glycans include hybrid and complex type structures. FIG. 20B. Variably utilized and unutilized glycosylation sites for CON-S gp140 ΔCFI (top, blue) JR-FL gp140 ΔCF (bottom, grey). Note that numbers on top or bottom of the bars in FIG. 20A and FIG. 20B represents the glycosylation site/s. multiple numbers at the bottom of the bar in FIG. 20B denotes either of the glycosylation site is utilized.

FIGS. 21A and 21B. FIG. 21A. Representative MALDI MS spectrum of the deglycosylated glycopeptide fraction of CON-S gp140ΔCFI. Four tryptic peptides bearing potential glycosylation sites (see legend) were identified. FIG. 21B. MS/MS spectrum of one of the identified peptides in (FIG. 21A) bearing two potential glycosylation sites. Only one site is utilized as shown.

FIGS. 22A and 22B. (FIG. 22A) Sequence alignment of 60-residue segment found in the first conserved region of the envelope proteins. The amino acid residues are colored according to their properties. The sequence is 95% identical. Difference in amino acid residue is boxed. Glycosylation site is highlighted in green. (FIG. 22B). Pictorial representation of the identified glycoforms. Note that the drawn structures are biologically relevant and isoforms exist.

FIG. 23. Glycosylation of the tryptic glycopeptide at the beginning of the V3 region for JR-FL gp140 ΔCF and CON-S gp140 ΔCFI showing the utilized sites and identified glycan compositions.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The HIV Env V3 loop is an important target of HIV-1 neutralizing antibodies (Palker et al, Proc. Nat'l Acad. Sci. USA 85:1932-1936 (1988), Haynes et al, Expert Review of Vaccines 5:347-363 (2006)). However, recent data suggest that the V3 loop is not available on the surface of many primary HIV strains (Bou-Habib et al, J. Virol. 68:6006-13 (1994), Haynes et al, Virology 345:44-55 (2005)). Recent data (Zolla Pazner et al, AIDS VACCINE 2006 meeting, August 28, Sep. 1, 2006, Amsterdam, Netherlands) show that the V1 and V2 loops of the HIV Env, when glycosylated, can cover the V3 loop and prevent neutralizing antibodies from binding to the V3 loop. Different strains (quasispecies) of HIV-1 have variable glycosylation sites (Zhang et al, Glycobiology 14:1229-1246 (2004)), thus, the sites of sugars on the surface of the Env “silent face” vary from quasispecies to quasispecies of HIV.

The present invention involves a strategy of identifying specific sugars at specific glycosylation sites in the V1 and V2 loops and derivatizing such carbohydrates to make them immunogenic. Producing an antibody response to the derivatized carbohydrates will force the virus to mutate that specific glycosylation site, thus eliminating the carbohydrate at that site, and thereby uncovering the V3 loop to make it available for anti-V3 antibodies to bind.

The present invention relates to a composition (e.g., a carbohydrate-based vaccine composition) comprising immunogenic (e.g., as a result of derivatization) carbohydrates and a carrier. Other composition components can include V3 peptides (such as peptide 62.19 clade B V3 (see, for example, PCT/US02/35625 and PCT/UT04/005497; and U.S. application Ser. Nos. 10/373,592 and 10/431,596) or whole consensus or wild type Env gp140s that induce anti-V3 antibodies (see, for example, PCT/US2004/030397; U.S. application Ser. No. 10/572,638). In addition, other specific carbohydrates from other regions on the surface of the HIV Env trimer can also be identified, derivatized and utilized as further components of the composition.

Preparation of a Composition of the Invention Involves the Identification of carbohydrates of the V1, V2 region and derivatization those carbohydrates so as to render them immunogenic. Derivatization can be effected, for example, using various molecules, such as keyhole limpet hemocyanin, CRM197, or tetanus toxoid. Alternatively, HIV gag p24 helper regions such as the GTH1 sequence (YKRWIILGLNKIVRMYS), can be used to derivative the carbohydrate. (See Examples that follows.)

In accordance with the invention, all carbohydrates on the surface of HIV Env can be derivatized and used as a vaccine component. For example, all carbohydrates on an intact Env can be rendered immunogenic by virtue of having been derivatized with, for example, tetanus toxoid. Alternatively, all carbohydrates on HIV Env can be cleaved off, and then derivatized with, for example, tetanus toxoid (Wang et al, Vaccine 7: 1112-1117 (2003); Amir-Kroll et al, J. Immunol. 170: 6165-6171 (2003)), and utilized as an HIV vaccine component.

In accordance with a further embodiment, carbohydrates can be identified that bind to certain lectins that have anti-HIV-1 activity by binding to surface carbohydrates of the HIV Env trimer. Examples of such lectins include urtica diotica (UDA), glanthus nivalis, and concanavalin A (Hammar et al, AIDS Res. Hum. Retrovirol. 11: 87-95 (1995); Balzarini et al, J. Biol. Chemistry 280: 41005-41014 (2005)). Importantly, while HIV can easily mutate away from the 2G12 Mab, and from most lectins, HIV has more difficulty (i.e., escape mutations are rarer) mutating away from the neutralizing effects of the UDA lectin. The neutralizing capacity of galanthus nivalis and UDA lectins has recently been studied against a panel of HIV primary isolates. At 400 μg/ml, galanthus nivalis neutralized the following HIV primary isolates at the following titers: TV-1 (>43,740), SF162 (22410), DU123 (>43,740), BG1168 (<20, negative), DU422 (>43,740), 6101 (724). In contrast, UDA neutralized the following HIV primary isolates with the following titers: TV-1 (600), SF162 (467), DU123 (1576), BG1168 (190), DU422 (468), 6101 (428). Thus, for some isolates, one or the other of these lectins neutralize HIV primary isolates. These data indicate that carbohydrates that bind to these lectins (which can be isolated by lectin column affinity chromatography from HIV Env or from normal plasma proteins), when derivatized as noted above, can be used as immunogens for the induction of broadly reactive neutralizing antibodies to HIV. Carbohydrates on the surface of HIV Env or of host proteins that are bound by lectins that can neutralize HIV such as galanthus nivalis or UDA, and that are rendered immunogenic, can be used as HIV vaccine components.

It will be appreciated from a reading of this disclosure that mimetopes of carbohydrate species identified from V1, V2 or other regions of the HIV env, or identified by lectin purification of carbohydrates on HIV Env, can be prepared using aptamer technology, or peptide mimetope technology using peptide libraries (Agadjanyan et al, Nature Biotechnology 15: 547-551 (1997)). These mimetopes of the carbohydrates of HIV can also be used as vaccine antigens. In addition, the 2G12 Mab can be used to identify mimetopes of aptamers or peptides using 2G12 affinity chromatography.

The Examples that follow include a detailed description of methods that an be used to identify glycosylation at specific sites in HIV envelope proteins. The invention includes the methods described in the Examples.

Only one strain of HIV-1 Env has been previously characterized in a glycosylation site-specific fashion. That was gp120 expressed in CHO cells (Zhu et al, Biochemistry 39:11194-11204 (2000)). This form of the protein has proven ineffective as a vaccine in stage III clinical trials (The rgp120 HIV Vaccine Study Group, J. Infect. Dis. 191:654-665 (2005)). One explanation for this failure is that CHO cells produce glycosylation profiles that are different than glycosylation profiles observed in human T-cells. Therefore, the glycan shield in the failed vaccine did not adequately mimic the glycan shield of Env that is on the HIV-1 virus. It is well known that glycosylation in different cell lines or different species can produce different glycosylation patterns (Dalpathado et al, Biochemistry 45:8665-8673 (2006)), so one goal of the studies described in the Examples that follow was to express HIV-1 Env in cellular systems that result in glycosylation of HIV-1 that closely resembles that present on viral isolates.

In addition to the study referenced above, which identifies glycosylation at each of the glycosylation sites of HIV-1 Env, a number of other studies have been conducted that focus on characterizing carbohydrate structures of glycans released from HIV-1 Env isolated from CHO cells (Muzuochi et al, Biochemistry J. 254: 599-603 (1988)), human T cells (Adachi et al, J. Exp. Med. 167: 323-331 (1988), and human dendritic cells (Monzavi-Karbassi et al, Arch. Virol. 149: 75-91 (2003)). The structure of HIV Env carbohydrates that bind the broadly neutralizing antibody 2G12 have been extensively characterized (Scanlan et al, J. Virol. 76:7306-21 (2002), Scanlan et al, Adv. Exp. Med. Biol. 535:205-218 (2003), Calarese et al, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 102:13372-13377 (2005), Wang et al Chem. and Biol. 11: 127-134 (2004)). Thus, several carbohydrate structures of HIV-1 Env have been identified, but, to date, no specific carbohydrate structures of the V1, V2 loop or other regions of the Env, have been identified that can be made immunogenic and the induced anti-carbohydrate antibodies neutralize HIV. However, monoclonal antibodies against several of these carbohydrate structures including LeY, A1 and sialy-Tn have been reported to neutralize HIV-1 showing, as with mab 2G12, proof of concept that anti-carbohydrate antibodies, if induced, could neutralize HIV (Hansen et al, J. Virol. 64: 2833-2840 (1990)). Moreover, HIV uses surface carbohydrates to bind and enter dendritic cells (Granelli-Piperno et al, Current Biology 9:21-29 (1999); Turville et al, J. Virol. 79: 13519-13527 (2005)). Thus, anti-carbohydrate antibodies can inhibit HIV infectivity of most cell types involved in primary HIV infection.

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Example I Experimental Details Glycoprotein Digestion

Glycoprotein digestion has three basic components, denaturing the protein, reducing and alkylating cysteines, and protease digestion. Each step is described below.

The denaturing conditions can be optimized by controlling the amount or type of buffer added, the excipients added—such as EDTA, acetonitrile, or urea—or by choosing to boil the protein. Two examples of denaturing conditions utilized are: (A) the protein solution is combined with aqueous ammonium bicarbonate buffer (pH 8.0), boiled for 20 minutes, and further diluted with acetonitrile, until the final acetonitrile concentration is 30% [these were the conditions in FIG. 2]; and (B) the glycoprotein is combined with 6 M urea, 2 mM EDTA, and tris buffer (pH 7.5) (see FIG. 4).

After denaturing, the protein can be reduced and alkylated. This process can also be optimized by varying the reagent concentrations or reaction times. Two examples of reduction and alkylation conditions include: (A) reducing the cysteines with 10 mM DTT (dithiothreitol) at 60° C. for 30 minutes, followed by an alkylation step, adding 25 mM IAA (indole acetic acid) and reacting at 37° C. in the dark for 30 minutes; and (B) reducing the cysteines with 10 mM DTT at 60° C. for 60 minutes, followed by an alkylation step, adding 25 mM IAA and reacting at 37° C. in the dark for 60 minutes.

Digestion occurs after reduction and alkylation, and it can be achieved using a variety of enzymes. Trypsin is the most common enzyme used for these purposes, but other enzymes, like pronase, proteinase K, Lys-C, etc, can also be used, either individually or in combinations. Typical tryptic digestion conditions include digesting the protein at 37° C. with trypsin at a protein:enzyme ratio of 50:1 (w/w) overnight, or digesting at 37° C. with trypsin at a protein:enzyme ratio of 30:1 (w/w) overnight, followed by a second digestion under the same conditions

Sample Preparation for MS Analysis.

After digestion is complete, additional sample preparation can be performed before MS analysis. For example, the sample can be fractionated by HPLC in an “offline” approach, where individual fractions are collected, and further processed prior to analysis. Alternatively, “online” HPLC-MS can be used, where MS analysis directly follows the separation step. In the “offline” approach, conditions can include using a C18 column with the dimensions, 4.6 id.×150 mm, and running a gradient of increasing acetonitrile (ACN) with time (where solvent A is H₂O with 0.1% formic acid, and solvent B is ACN with 0.1% formic acid) at a flow rate of 1 mL/minute. Under these conditions, a small portion of the digestion solution-(20-30 μL) can be injected, and fractions can be collected every minute. For a sixty-minute chromatographic run, 60 fractions are collected (see Zhu et al, Biochemistry 39:11194-11204 (2000)) These fractions can be subsequently dried and reconstituted in 10 μL H₂O, prior to MS analysis. Alternatively, the final concentration of each fraction can be enhanced by drying each fraction and re-collecting a second round of fractions in the same vials, followed by a second drying step. The separation of glycopeptides can be optimized by changing the gradient, column type, mobile phase compositions, or temperature of the separation.

MS Analysis

Mass spectrometric analysis of glycopeptides can be accomplished with a variety of instrumentation, for example, a MALDI TOF-TOF mass spectrometer (Proteomics 4700, by Applied Biosystems) and a ESI-Fourier Transform mass spectrometer (an LTQ-FTMS by Thermo.) In any case, the instruments can be calibrated prior to data acquisition. For MALDI-MS analysis, the offline sample preparation method can be used, and the aqueous samples can be spotted onto a MALDI target, along with an appropriate matrix, and MS data can be acquired in the reflectron mode, which optimizes mass accuracy. FIGS. 2, 4, 5, and 7 contain examples of MALDI-MS data collected using the “offline” approach. Any peak detected that may be a glycopeptide can be further characterized by performing an MS/MS analysis. In this experiment, the precursor ion is selected, fragmented, and the tandem mass spectrometry data is recorded. Data from an example MS/MS experiment is shown in FIG. 6.

MS data can also be acquired using the LTQ-FTMS, using either online or offline sample preparation methods. In the offline case, the sample is loaded into a nanospray tip for nano-ESI-MS. MS/MS data of any peak that is suspected to be a glycopeptide is acquired, if possible. In the “online” approach MS analysis occurs in parallel with the HPLC separation. In these experiments, a capillary HPLC column is typically used, HPLC conditions can be optimized to provide maximal separation of glycopeptides, and high resolution MS data can be acquired in real-time. An example of MS data acquired in this fashion is in FIG. 8. In addition, automated MS/MS analysis is typically performed, using the data-dependent scanning features of the instrument.

Data Interpretation.

After the mass spectral data is acquired, it is used to discern the carbohydrate moieties attached to each glycosylation site on the glycoprotein of interest. The general strategy for assigning peaks to glycopeptide compositions involves: (1) identifying peaks that are most probably glycopeptides, (2) using the MS/MS data of these peaks (when available) to assign the peptide composition of each glycopeptide, and (3) assigning the full glycopeptide compositions with the aid of GlycoPep DB, which is a web-based algorithm designed and maintained at the University of Kansas.

Identifying mass spectral peaks that are most probably from glycopeptides can be done using a variety of strategies. Generally, these peaks are greater than 2000 Da, so one strategy is to attempt to assign any peak that is above this mass threshold. Another approach is to look for a pair or series of ions in the spectra that are separated by the mass of a common monosaccharide unit. For example, hexose is 162 Da, so when pairs of ions are present that are 162 Da apart, these ions can be assumed to be glycopeptides whose mass differs by the mass of one hexose unit. Examples of this approach are shown in FIGS. 2, 5, 7, and 8. MS/MS data is also useful in confirming an ion is a glycopeptide. One way to use MS/MS data to verify an ion is a glycopeptide is to look for a pair of large ions that are 120 or 266 Da apart. These two ions correspond to two facile fragmentation products that are commonly generated during tandem mass spectrometry. This approach is shown in FIG. 6. Alternative methods of identifying probable glycopeptide ions based on MS data can also be used.

After a given mass spectral peak is identified as a likely glycopeptide candidate, MS/MS data can be used to assign the peptide composition of the glycopeptide. MALDI TOF-TOF analysis is particularly beneficial for this because the two ions needed to assign the glycopeptide, which are identifiable as a pair of ions that are 120 or 266 Da apart, are typically large ions in the spectrum. Once this pair of ions is identified, they are assigned as the ^(0,2)X and Y_(1,a) ions, for the glycopeptide, and the mass of the peptide is readily calculated, based on that assignment. (See FIG. 6).

After the peptide portion of the glycopeptide is assigned, the final step in the analysis is to use information about the peptide to simplify assigning the carbohydrate portion of the ion. GlycoPep DB can be used to do this assignment. GlycoPepDB uses the input peptide sequence (or peptide mass) along with its database of previously-characterized carbohydrates to identify mass matches for each peak input from the mass spectra.

If MS/MS data are not available, it is still possible to obtain peptide compositions from GlycoPep DB, using only high resolution MS data. In this case, the user inputs, in an iterative fashion, any possible peptide mass or peptide sequence that could be part of a glycopeptide from the glycoprotein being analyzed. In these cases, GlycoPep DB provides all matched glycopeptide compositions that are consistent with the high resolution MS data provided. A screenshot of output from GlycoPep DB is shown in FIG. 5. It shows that several peaks in the mass spectrum in FIG. 5 are glycopeptides containing the same peptide sequence. While it is theoretically possible to assign the mass spectra of glycopeptides generated from HIV envelope proteins using other tools, other approaches lead to a higher incidence of incorrect assignments, and require significantly more analysis time.

Results

HIV envelope glycoproteins are heavily glycosylated. For example, the JRFL gp140 CF sequence (FIG. 1) has 27 different potential N-linked glycosylation sites (these are shown in red) Identifying these glycan structures represents an important component of several vaccine development strategies.

Since the glycosylation on HIV Env can vary from one glycosylation site to the next, one important aspect of targeting the glycans for vaccine development is being able to identify which structures are present at each attachment site of the protein. Because of the complexity of this protein, novel analytical strategies are needed to accomplish this task. The methods described herein can be used successfully to identify glycosylation at specific sites in HIV envelope proteins. They differ from previous analyses of other glycoproteins in that: (1) the digestion conditions are specifically tailored to provide stringent conditions that are necessary for digestion of this membrane-soluble protein, while simultaneously enhancing the signal of poorly ionizing glycopeptides, (2) the analysis steps are designed to ensure that peaks are not mis-assigned—this is a particularly serious concern with HIV envelope proteins because the sheer number of glycosylation sites leads to an almost-overwhelming number of possible MS peak assignments, therefore, it is critical to have strategies in place to help rule out all “wrong” peak assignments that happen to be the correct mass.

FIGS. 2-4 demonstrate the importance of using custom-designed digestion conditions. The conditions used to produce the data in FIG. 2 are standard digestion conditions that are applicable to a wide range of glycoproteins. For HIV envelope proteins, these conditions produce poor signal-to-noise spectra, with few identifiable glycopeptide ions (FIG. 3 demonstrates that the spectral quality is not improved if these experiments are performed on a different type of mass spectrometer). FIG. 4 contrasts these “standard” conditions with another set of conditions that are custom-designed for HIV envelope protein analysis. In FIG. 4, the “new digest conditions” produce much cleaner spectra with more identifiable glycopeptide ions.

FIGS. 5 and 6 demonstrate the data analysis approach. After obtaining high-quality, high resolution MS data of the HIV envelope glycopeptides, mass spectral peaks that correspond to glycopeptide ions are identified. In FIG. 5, these are identifiable because the ions are greater than 2000 Da in mass, and they appear in a series in the spectra, where the mass difference among each of the ions in the series differs by the mass of a monosaccharide unit. For example, peaks with an asterisk above them differ by the mass of a hexose monosaccharide unit, 162 Da.

After identifying likely glycopeptide peaks, MS/MS data can be acquired for each ion. An example of this data is shown in FIG. 6. This data is used to verify the peptide portion of the glycopeptide, as described above. This verification process greatly reduces the incidences of inaccurate peak assignments. The importance of assigning this peptide portion was demonstrated using unrelated glycoproteins (Irungu et al, Anal. Chem. 78:1181-1190 (2006)). After the peptide verification is complete, the carbohydrate portion of the glycopeptide can be assigned using GlycoPep DB, a web-interfaced algorithm written by my group. Example output of the GlycoPep DB algorithm is shown in the in-set in FIG. 5. Use of GlycoPep DB also reduces the incidences of incorrect glycopeptide assignments. While individual pieces of this approach have been demonstrated before, the present approach represents a novel global strategy of assigning glycopeptide peaks, where each step of the strategy is designed to limit all possibility of incorrect mass assignments.

FIGS. 7 and 8 represent additional examples of mass spectra of glycopeptide ions of HIV envelope glycoproteins. FIG. 7 was acquired using the same conditions used to generate date in FIGS. 5 and 6, while FIG. 8 was acquired using the same digestion procedure but an alternate mass spectral detection strategy. In this case, online HPLC-MS analysis was completed using a different type of mass spectrometer, an FT-MS, as the detection method. The detection strategies described herein, MALDI MS and online HPLC-MS, are both widely used techniques. Both strategies are currently being implemented because they may provide complementary information.

The methods described above differ from other related analyses (e.g., Zhu et al, Biochemistry 39:11194-11204 (2000)), primarily from the standpoint of the data analysis methods used (differences also exist in the sample preparation methods, although these changes are “incremental”). In terms of data analysis, the prior work relied on a combination of tryptic digestion, exoglycosidase reaction with neuraminidase, and glycan release using PNGase F to assign the glycopeptides, and most structures were assigned with a mass accuracy threshold of +/−0.5% (Zhu et al, Biochemistry 39:11194-11204 (2000)), which is quite poor by today's standards. The main elements that are different in the present approach include: PNGase F and neuraminidase are not required; mass accuracy is 100 times better; each glycopeptide is confirmed by MS/MS experiments; and the biological precedence for all glycan compositions is verified using tools like GlycoPepDB. These changes are necessary to ensure that peaks are not mis-assigned. It has recently been demonstrated (Irungu et al, Anal. Chem. 78:1181-1190 (2006)) that data analysis methods like those used in prior gp120 analysis, where the peptide composition is not independently verified for each assigned peak, can lead to incorrect or ambiguous assignments. The data analysis method described above represents the first example for any glycopeprotein analysis, including all HIV envelope glycoproteins, where three tools (low mass error, independent peptide confirmation, and GlycoPepDB) are combined into a single strategy focused on ensuring the best possible glycopeptide assignments.

Example II

Data for the glycosylation site-specific analysis for CON-S and JR-FL are presented in Tables 1-4. Each row in the Tables represents a unique ion that was identified using mass spectral analysis. Tables 1 and 2 represent data acquired via HPLC fractionation followed by MALDI-MS; and the data in Tables 3 and 4 are from online HPLC-MS analysis using a linear ion trap-Fourier transform mass spectrometer.

Each ion in the Table had to meet several criteria before it was considered to be “properly assigned.” First, the mass error of the assigned ion had to be a reasonable value for the specific ion of interest and the instrument used. Mass accuracy was calculated based on the mass of the monoisotopic peak.

“Reasonable” mass error was generally less than 160 ppm on the MALDI TOF-TOF and less than 100 ppm on the FT-MS (except when the isotopic peaks could not be resolved, and mass accuracy could not, therefore, be calculated based on the first isotopic peak.) “Typical” mass errors were much lower than the maximum threshold. They were usually in the 20 ppm mass range on the MALDI and 10 ppm range on the FT-MS.

The second criterion was that the assigned carbohydrate had to be biologically relevant. This criterion was generally achieved because the program GlycoPep DB was typically used to generate candidate assignments. All the structures in the GlycoPep DB database have been previously reported in the literature, and so they are biologically relevant. On the rare occasion when a spectrum was assigned manually, only biologically relevant glycosylation assignments were considered.

The final criterion for assuring the accuracy of the assigned peaks was that the peptide portion of each glycopeptide had to be independently confirmed. This confirmation could be achieved in a variety of ways. For the MALDI data, the peptide could typically be confirmed using an MS/MS experiment on the glycopeptide ion. During this experiment, two ions would generally be present, the [^(0,2)X] and [Peptide+H] ions, and they would confirm the mass of the peptide. This information is not required, nor is it possible to obtain, for every ion in the spectrum. Since ions containing the same peptide sequence generally elute in the same time span, the criteria for validating the assignment for any given ion was that the peptide portion of the glycopeptide of interest had to be confirmed present for at least one other ion present in the mass spectrum that corresponded to the fraction of interest.

Occasionally, the ion signal would be too small to perform the MS/MS analysis, or if the peptide was multiply glycosylated, MS/MS data would provide inconclusive results. In these cases, the peptide portion of the glycopeptide could be confirmed in an alternate approach, such as deglycosylating the glycopeptides using PNGase on the glycopeptide fraction. This enzyme cleaves the carbohydrates on the glycopeptide and releases the nonglycosylated peptides present in that fraction, and mass spectral analysis can be used to confirm the identity of the resulting peptides.

For the online LC-MS data, the ion that corresponds to the peptide portion of the glycopeptide is either [Peptide+HexNAc], or if the carbohydrate was fucosylated, the ion would typically be [Peptide+HexNAc+fucose]. Additionally, MS/MS data of the glycopeptides in the LC-MS experiment typically provided additional information about the carbohydrate portion of the glycopeptide, which could also be used to validate the ion's assignment, if the information about the peptide mass was not directly obtainable.

Example III

Glycosylation patterns are influenced by the three-dimensional structure of the protein. Comparison of the data for CON-S and JR-FL at the common glycosylation site before the V1 loop (FIG. 9) show that even though the sequence is highly conserved between the two proteins, the glycosylation is varied. This illustrates that glycosylation is not a direct result of primary sequence. Likewise, the difference in glycosylation cannot be attributed to a different cell line, a different purification method, or a different analysis, because both proteins underwent the same conditions. Therefore, glycosylation is most likely due to differences in the 3-dimensional environment around the glycosylation site, as the protein travels through the Golgi apparatus (where its glycosylation is modified) (FIG. 9).

The V1 loop on both proteins contains glycosylation sites with high mannose carbohydrates. This implies that the glycosylation remodeling enzymes in the Golgi apparatus could not access these sugars while the protein was being post-translationally modified. This is one of the most heavily glycosylated regions of the entire protein, with the sugar mass being 2 to 3 times the peptide mass (FIGS. 10 and 11).

The V2 loop shows variation between CON-S and JRFL. CON-S has only one site on each of the V2 peptides occupied by glycosylation—which means that one site on each of these peptides is left unoccupied (FIG. 10). (Additional validation tests are being undertaken.) In contrast, JRFL sometimes has both glycosylation sites on the first tryptic peptide of the V2 sequence occupied (FIG. 11). Both JRFL and CON-S show similar glycosylation patterns for the second glycosylated peptide in the V2 region. Here, numerous structures were obtained. Some of these glycans are not previously reported for HIV-containing glycopeptides. Those structures have 4HexNAc's adjoined to the trimannose core, and they are present in fucosylated and nonfucosylated forms (FIGS. 10 and 11 and the mass assignment Tables). Since the area at the end of the V2 loop has so many different types of glycans present, this observation would be consistent with a lack of a single, conserved tertiary structure in the protein at this point, since proteins with well-defined tertiary structure generally afford more homogenous glycosylation (See Mir-Shekari et al, J. Biol. Chem., 272:4027-4036 (1997) and references cited therein for examples.)

At the very end of the V2 loop in CON-S, many different types of glycoforms were detected, and a portion of the protein was nonglycosylated, demonstrating a very high level of structural heterogeneity (FIG. 12). This contrasts sharply with the protein sequence at the center of the region between V2 and V3 on CON-S. The tryptic peptide in this part. NVSTVQ . . . , had one site that was not utilized and the second site had only high-mannose containing carbohydrates (FIG. 12). This means that these glycosylation sites were not accessible to enzymes that add and modify carbohydrates. This could be explained by either the carbohydrate acting as an internal chaperone, and folding the protein around it (Jitsuhara et al, J. Biochem. 132:803-811 (2002)); or perhaps the protein was simply folded in such a way as to conceal the glycosylation site. In either case, the glycosylation sites were clearly occluded by protein, because they were not extensively modified by glycosyltransferase enzymes. This rationale is well-accepted for explaining the presence of high-mannose containing carbohydrates on glycoproteins from mammalian systems (Mir-Shekari et al, J. Biol. Chem. 272:4027-4036 (1997)). The other tryptic peptides between V2 and V3 generally follow the same trend: They have a high degree of high mannose containing carbohydrates on them (FIG. 12).

A summary of the glycosylation on the tryptic peptides that comprise the V3 loop is presented on FIG. 13 (for CON-S) and FIG. 14 (for JRFL). The most important observation about this data is that for CON-S, the beginning of the V3 loop contains open glycosylation sites and generally small glycoforms present at the only occupied site. In contrast, JRFL contains glycosylation at both its glycosylation sites at the beginning of the V3 loop. As a result, it seems most likely that it would be easier to induce V3-directed antibodies using CON-S compared to JRFL. For JRFL, the sugar mass is 1.5 to 2 times the mass of its corresponding tryptic peptide (at the beginning of V3); while for CON-S, the sugar mass is half the peptide mass. Clearly, the peptide is more accessible to antibodies in CON-S.

At the end of the V3 loop, a variety of glycoforms are observed in both proteins. Generally, CON-S contains a higher proportion of high mannose structures, while JRFL contains over 30 different glycoforms. This data indirectly indicates that this portion of the CON-S protein is more ordered, and the glycosylation site is generally occluded as the protein is traveling through the Golgi. Conversely, JRFL contains such a high degree of variability in its glycosylation, the only explanation for this is that this portion of the protein does not adopt a consistent structural epitope as it is being post-translationally processed.

The glycosylation for the rest of CON-S is summarized on FIG. 15. Of the eight remaining characterized sites, 3 of them are nonglycosylated at least some of the time. This is significant because it demonstrates that one cannot assume glycosylation is present on these proteins whenever the consensus sequence N—X-T/S (where X is not proline) is present. Additionally, this data shows that some regions of the protein, particularly between the variable loops, contain high levels of high-mannose containing carbohydrates. This indicates that these sites were buried within the protein as it was being post-translationally modified.

The glycosylation for the rest of JRFL is summarized on FIG. 16. The remarkable observation about this data is that specific trends in glycosylation were not observed. Instead, virtually every type of glycosylation was present at virtually every site. This strongly suggests that a high degree of variability exists in the tertiary structure of the protein. Otherwise, the glycosylation would follow more “typical” patterns that have been previously described, where occluded sites typically contain high-mannose sugars and exposed sites contain fully processed, complex carbohydrates. Since none of these glycosylation sites shows a preponderance of any given type of carbohydrate, the most probable explanation for the data is that a large degree of structural heterogeneity existed, as the protein was passing through the Golgi. Of the eight characterized sites in this part of the protein, two did not contain glycosylation.

This data directly demonstrates that in several cases for both proteins, potential glycosylation sites were not utilized. In fact, 9 of the 27 characterized sites on CON-S were nonglycosylated, at least some of the time. For JRFL, 18 sites were characterized, and of those, 4 were nonglycosylated at least some of the time.

Additionally, trends in glycosylation revealed differences in the proteins' local secondary structure around the glycosylation sites. Most notably, JRFL did not display a consistent trend in glycosylation for almost all of its sites. Instead, it contained minimally processed, high mannose, type carbohydrates, along with extensively processed complex carbohydrates, at every characterized site past V3. By contrast, CON-S showed more “traditional” glycosylation, where interior regions, like those between V2 and V3, between V3 and V4, and between V4 and V5, showed a higher preponderance of minimally processed glycans. These structures indicate that the glycosylation sites on CON-S were occluded during post-translational modification. By contrast, JRFL did not have the same conserved structural motifs occluding these glycosylation sites, as indicated by its large variability in glycosylation. It contains a more promiscuous secondary structure.

The correlation between glycosylation type and the glycosylation sites' immediate environment has been previously established in the literature, but this is the first time that the information flow is occurring backwards. That is, the glycosylation data is used to infer information about the surrounding secondary structure of the glycosylation sites. The information obtained from this process provides in vivo information about the structural heterogeneity of the protein, and the accessability of the area immediately surrounding the glycosylation sites, as the protein travels through the Golgi. It is possible that CON-S is a better immunogen than JRFL because it has more conserved structural motifs. Perhaps these conserved structural features are necessary to provide conformational epitopes that effectively elicit neutralizing antibodies.

Example IV Experimental Details

Materials and reagents. All reagents were obtained in high purity from Sigma-Aldrich except when noted otherwise. Ammonium bicarbonate (NH₄HCO₃), trizma hydrochloride, trizma base, ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), phosphate buffered saline solution (PBS), acetic acid, HPLC grade acetonitrile (CH₃CN) and methanol (CH₃OH) 2,5-dihydroxybenzoic acid (DHB), urea, α-cyano-4-hydroxycinnamic acid (CHCA), iodoacetamide (IAA), Sepharose® CL-4B, butanol, ethanol, dithiothreitol (DTT), trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), and formic acid were purchased from Sigma (St. Louis, Mo.). Water was purified using a Millipore Direct-Q3 Water Purification System (Billerica, Mass.). Sequencing grade trypsin (Tp) and N-Glycosidase F (PNGase F) from Elizabethkingia meningosepticum were obtained from Promega (Madison, Wis.) and Calbiochem (San Diego, Calif.), respectively.

Expression and purification of envelope glycoproteins (JR-FL and CON-S). All Env proteins were expressed and purified from the Duke Human Vaccine Research Institute in Durham N.C. The Env proteins were constructed, expressed and purified using the method described in literature (Gao et al, J. Virol. 79:1154-1163 (2005), Liao et al, Virology 353:268-282 (2006)).

Tryptic digestion. Samples containing 300 μg aliquots of the HIV-1 Env proteins, JR-FL gp140ΔCF and CON-S gp140ΔCFI, were denatured with 6M urea in 100 mM tris buffer (pH 7.5) containing 3 mM EDTA. The proteins were reduced and alkylated with 15 mM DTT at RT for an hour and 40 mM IAA at RT in the dark for another hour, respectively. The samples were brought to a final concentration of 50 mM DTT to neutralize excess IAA. Proteins were then digested at 37° C. with trypsin at a protein:enzyme ratio of 30:1 (w/w) overnight, followed by a second trypsin digestion under the same conditions. The resulting HIV Env protein digest mixture was either subjected to off-line reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC) fractionation for MALDI analysis or RP-HPLC ESI-FT MS analysis.

Offline RP-HPLC fractionation. A 20 μL aliquot of the HIV Env protein digest mixture was injected onto a C18 column (150 mm×4.6 mm, 5 μm size column particle, Alltech, Deerfield, Ill.). Mobile phases utilized for the fractionation were 99.9% deionized H₂O+0.1% formic acid B: 99.9% CH₃CN+0.1% formic acid. The following CH₃CN/H₂O multistep gradient was used to elute the glycopeptides from the column at a flow rate of 1 mL/min: 5% mobile phase B for 3 min, followed a linear increase to 40% B in 15 min, 15 min hold at 40% B then a linear increase to 85% B in 20 min. The column was then held at 85% B for 7 minutes before re-equilibration. Fractions were collected every minute for 60 minutes. The HPLC fractions were dried in a centrivap (Labconco Corporation, Kansas City, Mo.) and reconstituted with 10 μL H₂O. A total of 60 fractions were analyzed by MALDI-MS.

N-deglycosylation. HIV glycopeptide enriched fractions were deglycosylated using N-Glycosidase F (CalBioChem) utilizing the protocol recommended by the manufacturer. Briefly, solution containing 500 units/mL of N-Glycosidase F was prepared by 100 μL of deionized H₂O to 50 units of lyophilized enzyme in a vial. Glycans were released in each glycopeptide enriched fraction by adding 25 μL of 20 mM NH₄HCO₃ (pH=8) and 4 μL of N-Glycosidase F solution. The reaction was incubated overnight at 37° C. and was stopped the following day by heating the sample to 100° C. The resulting solution was subsequently analyzed by MALDI-MS.

Mass spectrometry and liquid chromatography. MALDI MS and MS/MS experiments were performed on an Applied Biosystems 4700 Proteomics Analyzer mass spectrometer (Foster City, Calif.) operated in the positive ion mode. Samples were prepared by mixing equal volumes of the analyte and matrix solutions in a microcentrifuge tube, then immediately deposited on a MALDI plate, and allowed to dry in air. The matrix solution was prepared by mixing equal volumes of saturated solutions of CHCA in 50% CH₃CN in H₂O with 0.1% TFA and DHB in 50% CH₃CN in H₂O, Samples were irradiated with an ND-YAG laser (355 nm) operated at 200 Hz. This instrument was equipped with automated and multisampling capabilities for rapid sample analysis. Mass spectra were acquired in both reflectron and linear ion modes and were generated by averaging 3200 individual laser shots into a single spectrum. Each spectrum was accumulated from 80 shots at 40 different locations within the MALDI spot. The laser intensity was optimized to obtain adequate signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio and resolution for each sample. MALDI MS/MS data were acquired using a collision energy of 1 kV with nitrogen as collision gas.

LC/ESI-FTICR MS and MS/MS experiments were performed using a hybrid linear ion-trap (LI Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometer (LTQ-FT, ThermoElectron, San Jose, Calif.) directly coupled to Dionex UltiMate capillary LC system (Sunnyvale, Calif.) equipped with FAMOS well plate autosampler. Mobile phases utilized for the experiment consisted of buffer A: 99.9% deionized H₂O+0.1% formic acid and buffer B: 99.9% CH₃CN+0.1% formic acid which were pumped at a flow rate of 5 μL/min. Samples were injected into C18 PepMapT 300 column (300 μm i.d.×15 cm, 300 Å, LC Packings, Sunnyvale, Calif.). After loading 5 μL of sample, glycopeptides were eluted at a flow rate of 5 μL/min using the same gradient described above. A short wash and blank run were performed between every sample to ensure that there was no sample carry-over. The hybrid LIT-FT-MS was operated in a data-dependent scanning mode with scan event details as follows: A full FT-MS scan within the mass range m/z 800-2000 followed by three data dependent MS/MS scans of the three most intense glycopeptide molecular ions from the full MS scan were sequentially and dynamically selected for subsequent collision-induced dissociation (CID) in the LTQ linear ion trap using a normalized collision energy of 35% and a 3 min dynamic exclusion window. If the data dependent MS/MS scan detects a neutral loss corresponding to monosaccharide units (hexose or HexNAc), an MS³ scan event is triggered for the parent ion. The temperature for the capillary of the ion source was set at 200° C., ESI voltage of 4.0 kV, scanning in the positive ion mode.

Glycopeptide identification. Tandem mass spectra generated from MALDI MS and ESI-MS analyses were analyzed using GlycoPep DB (Go et al, Anal. Chem. 79:1708-1713 (2007)) and GlycoPep ID (Irungu et al, Anal. Chem. 79:3065-3074 (2007)) to elucidate the HIV Env protein tryptic glycopeptide composition. The details of the glycopeptide compositional analysis have been described previously. Briefly, the peptide portion is determined using the collision induced dissociation (CID) data. For MALDI MS analysis, CID data from glycopeptide enriched fractions were inspected manually to identify the characteristic signature fragment ions of the cross-ring cleavage, ^(0,2)X ion. This ion was used to verify the peptide portion of the glycopeptide. Once the peptide was identified, the peak list of the MS data from the fraction in which the peptide sequence was ascertained is searched against the all carbohydrate entries in the GlycoPep DB database. The query result generates all plausible glycopeptide compositions which are subsequently refined and verified by evaluating the MS and MS/MS data. The compositional assignment for ESI FTICR-MS data is realized using GlycoPep ID to determine the peptide portion of the glycopeptide and GlycoPep DB for glycopeptide composition. Identification of peptide portion is facilitated using GlycoPep ID in which a peptide prediction table is generated from a theoretical digest of the glycoprotein of interest with their corresponding sequence and m/z values as well as a list of predicted m/z's of the cross-ring cleavages, ^(0,2)X or ⁰Y₁ ions.

Results

CON-S and JR-FL Envelope Glycoproteins, Modified forms of the synthetic Env immunogen, CON-S, representing the group M and the wild-type clade B Env protein, JR-FL were used in this study due to the marked improvement in immunogenicity and the protein's ability to express soluble oligomeric protein (Chakrabarti et al, J. Virol. 76:5357-5368 (2002), Gao et al, J. Virol. 79:1154-1163 (2005), Liao et al, Virology 353:268-282 (2006)). Based on the full length sequence of gp160 of the reference HIV strain, HXB2, the gene construct of the modified form of CON-S (gp140ΔCFI) was constructed with three internal deletions that included the gp120/gp41 proteolytic cleavage site (C, is residues 510-511), fusion domain of gp41 (F, residues 512-527), and the region between two heptad repeats (residues 546-579, 628-655) in the immunodominant region (I) and shortened variable loops whereas the modified form of JR-FL (gp140ΔCF) lacks the gp120/gp41 proteolytic cleavage site (C) and the fusion domain (F) of gp41 ((Chakrabarti et al, J. Virol. 76:5357-5368 (2002)). Both of the Env immunogen were lectin purified and were propagated in rVV (Gao et al, J. Virol. 79:1154-1163 (2005), Liao et al, Virology 353:268-282 (2006)). The full sequence alignment of CON-S gp140ΔCFI and JR-FL gp140ΔCF is shown in FIG. 17 with the potential glycosylation sites shown in red (see “dotted” sites). The protein sequence of CON-S gp140ΔCFI and JR-FL gp140ΔCF is 81% identical. As can be seen in FIG. 17, the Env proteins differ in nine potential glycosylation sites. Missing potential glycosylation sites in JR-FL gp140ΔCF but present in CON-S gp140ΔCFI and vice versa are shown in boxes. Glycosylation analysis using N-glycosite (http://www.hiv.lanl.gov/) reveals 31 and 27 potential glycosylation sites for CON-S gp140ΔCFI and JR-FL gp140ΔCF, respectively. Throughout the text, CON-S gp140ΔCFI and JR-FL gp140ΔCF are referred as CON-S and JR-FL, respectively.

Glycosylation Mapping by Mass Spectrometry. The global mapping and comprehensive identification of glycosylation using glycopeptide-based MS analysis is perhaps one of the most challenging tasks in glycoproteomics. This difficulty mainly stems from the low ionization efficiency of glycopeptides, the extensive glycan heterogeneity at each glycosylation site, the relatively lower glycopeptide concentration compared to peptides, and the complexity of data analysis. Central to any successful MS analysis is the design and choice of sample preparative aides. Recently, thorough evaluation was performed of several chromatographic and enrichment methods used for glycopeptide-based MS analysis. They were optimized to markedly improve the glycopeptide coverage (Zhang et al, in submission (2007)). Accordingly, an optimized sample preparation method was tailored that is well-suited for the analysis of the extensively glycosylated recombinant HIV Env proteins, CON-S and JR-FL. FIG. 18 provides a schematic representation of the experimental template used in this study. The approach was to integrate both MALDI-MS and LC/ESI FTICR-MS analyses to obtain a global profile of the glycosylation and distinguish differences in glycosylation profile between two Env immunogens.

CON-S and JR-FL both have ˜600 amino acid residues. The reduced Env proteins have 15 cysteine residues, which were alkylated at the protein level by reacting the cysteine residues with IAA producing carbamidomethylated Env proteins. The carbamidomethylated Env proteins were subjected to all operations typical of an in-solution trypsin digestion generating about 100 possible tryptic fragments when allowing for up to one internal trypsin cleavage site (single missed cleavage). After digestion with trypsin, two separate aliquots of the glycoprotein digest were either subjected to HPLC fractionation for MALDI-MS analysis or LC/ESI FTICR-MS analysis (FIG. 18). For both MS experiments, glycopeptides were separated within an 80-minute gradient. Out of the 60 HPLC fractions collected for each sample for MALDI analysis, there were 36 and 38 fractions that contained glycopeptides for JR-FL and CON-S, respectively. These fractions were subjected to MS/MS analysis to deduce the glycopeptide composition present in each fraction. A portion of each glycopeptide fraction was treated further with PNGase F to validate the peptide assignment and determine which of the potential glycosylation sites were occupied (FIG. 18). Glycopeptide analysis using LC/ESI-FTICR-MS and MS/MS analysis was performed using data dependent acquisition mode with the hybrid LTQ linear ion trap. Glycopeptides were identified by locating clusters of peaks whose characteristic mass difference corresponds to the masses of the monosaccharide units (hexose, HexNAc, etc.) in the ESI FTICR-MS data. All of the 31 and 27 potential glycosylation sites for CON-S and JR-FL have been identified from the analysis (Table 5).

Glycosylation Profiles of CON-S and JR-FL. A total of 19 and 16 tryptic glycopeptides with both single and multiple glycosylation sites were identified for CON-S and JR-FL, respectively (see FIG. 17). The glycosylation profiles, which include the glycan motif and site occupancy, were compared for CON-S and JR-FL. A partial list of the glycopeptide compositions is shown in Table 6 and the complete list is found in Tables 7 and 8. Representative MALDI MS and LC/ESI-FTICR MS and the corresponding tandem MS spectra of the glycopeptide fractions shown in FIG. 19 depict the tryptic glycopeptides in the V2 and V3 regions for JR-FL (FIG. 19A) and CON-S (FIG. 19B), respectively. Glycopeptide compositions were deduced after identifying the peptide portion of the glycopeptide from MS/MS data (FIG. 19 inset) and the glycan portion was verified using the mass list from each spectrum. Compositional analysis generated ˜500 putative identifications for each immunogen per MS technique used. The query results were refined by evaluating the MS spectra manually and further confirming the assignments with all the available MS/MS data. Overall, ˜400 unique glycopeptide compositions per immunogen have been identified consisting of high mannose, hybrid, and complex type N-linked glycans. This high level of coverage of glycosylation heterogeneity is unprecedented.

To differentiate the glycosylation motif between the synthetic and wild-type Env immunogen and facilitate analysis, the glycoforms were broadly categorized into two groups—namely high mannose and processed glycans. High mannose glycans consist of mannose-containing structures with 5-9 mannose sugars whereas processed glycans include all hybrid and complex type structures. The processed glycans were counted according to the following criteria: hexose (Hex)≧3 and N-acetylglucosamine (HexNAc)≧4 or Hex≧4 and HexNAc≧3. FIG. 20A shows a summary of the glycosylation data populating each site. A closer look indicates that the CON-S and JR-FL differ in their site occupancy and the glycosylation pattern particularly surrounding the immunodominant V3 loop. To elucidate how these two differences in glycosylation profile can affect the immunogenicity of the Env proteins, a detailed comparison of the glycosylation of the Env proteins was made and its implication to vaccine design are discussed below.

A. Open Glycosylation on CON-S and JR-FL

The identified glycopeptides isolated from the tryptic digests of CON-S and JR-FL accounted for 31 and 27 potential glycosylation sites, respectively. While glycopeptide mass mapping experiment allowed for the identification of glycopeptides, it can not directly predict the site occupancy. Several identified glycopeptides contain more than one glycosylation site (see Table 5). To identify which sites were occupied on these glycopeptides, the glycopeptide were enzymatically deglycosylated to determine the site occupancy (Morelle et al, Proteomics 6:3993-4015 (2006), Morelle and Michalski, Nat. Protoc. 2:1585-1602 (2007), Tarentino et al, Biochemistry 24:4665-4671 (1985), Tarentino and Plummer, Methods Enzymol. 230:44-57 (1994)). The enzymatic release of glycans converts asparagine in the NXT/S to aspartic acid resulting in a mass shift of 1 Da per site. FIG. 21A contains representative MS data of a deglycosylated glycopeptide fraction for CON-S. Four deglycosylated glycopeptides exhibiting a mass increment of 1 Da each were detected, indicating that each of these glycopeptides contains one utilized glycosylation site. Tandem MS analyses of these peptides were performed to validate the peptide sequence as well as to determine site utilization for peptides with multiple glycosylation sites. MS/MS data (FIG. 21B) of the tryptic peptide, NNN⁴¹³NTN⁴¹⁶DTITLPCR, in the V4 loop shows which of the two potential glycosylation sites is occupied. The N⁴¹³NT site is occupied, as evidenced by the fact that this asparagine has been converted to aspartic acid. The second site, N⁴¹⁶DT, must be unutilized, since the MS/MS data clearly indicates that this residue is still an asparagine, after PNGase F treatment. Analysis of another glycopeptide fraction containing this peptide shows that both N⁴¹³NT and N⁴¹⁶DT are utilized. Thus, N⁴¹⁶DT is variably occupied as both glycosylated and non-glycosylated asparagine (N⁴¹⁶) were identified by MALDI MS from PNGase F treated glycopeptide fractions. Overall, the results revealed that out of the 31 potential glycosylation sites detected for CON-S (Table 5), glycosylation sites at N141 in the C1-V1 region, N191 in the V1/V2 region, N631 and N643 in the transmembrane region were not utilized at any time and nine sites which include N135 in C1-V1 region, N159 and N201 in the V1/V2 region, N245 and N293 in the conserved region 2 (C2), N305 in the V3 region, N344 in the conserved region 3 (C3), N416 in the V4 loop, and N466 in the V5 loop were variably utilized (FIG. 20B, top). For JR-FL, the sites at N138 in the V1 region, N192 in the V1/V2 region, and two sites at N617 (or 622) N643 in the transmembrane region were not utilized and the site at N159 was variably utilized (FIG. 20B, bottom). It should be noted that for the long peptide portion in the V4 region, two sites are occupied out of five potential glycosylation sites. It was not possible to determine which sites were occupied by MS/MS experiment due to the inherent low ionization efficiency of this high mass species. Table 5 shows the list of identified tryptic glycopeptides with open and variable glycosylation sites for both CON-S and JR-FL.

The observed variation in the degree of glycosylation occupancy for both immunogens can be attributed to several factors that commonly affect the efficiency of protein glycosylation. It is known that the extent of protein glycosylation is governed by the primary structure of X in the consensus glycosylation site, NXT/S, the amino acid residue flanking the NXT/S, the structural conformation of the local environment surrounding NXT/S, and the availability of the array of key glycosylating enzymes during glycan biosynthesis/processing (Jones et al, Biochem. Biophys. Acta 1726:121-137 (2005), Kornfeld and Kornfeld, Annu. Rev. Biochem. 54:631-664 (1985), Petrescu et al, Glycobiology 14:103-114 (2004)). Close examination of the amino acid sequence surrounding NXT/S for each glycopeptide in Table 5 indicates that the heterogeneity in site occupancy can be attributed to the conformation of local environment surrounding NXT/S and the amino acid at position X. For instance, the absence of glycosylation on the second asparagine residue for the glycopeptide, LDVVPIDDNNN¹⁹⁰N¹⁹¹SSNYR, in the V2 region for CON-S is most likely due to steric occlusion. The same trend is observed for a similar glycopeptide on JR-FL. After the transfer of N-linked glycans on N190 (CON-S) or N191 (JR-FL), the glycan addition to N191 or N192 is not favorable due to steric hindrance. Inefficient glycosylation at N135, N141, N159, N245, N293, N305, N416, N466, and N631 for CON-S and N138 and N159 for JR-FL may also be due to steric hindrance of occupied glycosylation sites in close proximity. Glycosylation efficiency is also regulated by the presence of large hydrophobic residues (W, L, F, and Y) and negatively charged residues (E and D) at position X in the consensus, NXT/S (Mellquist et al, Biochemistry 37:6833-6837 (1998), Shakin-Eshleman et. al, J. Biol. Chem. 271:6363-6366 (1996)). Thus, the lack of glycosylation at N643 for both CON-S and JR-FL located at the transmembrane region is likely influenced by the presence of tyrosine (Y) at the X position. Inefficient glycosylation at the variably occupied site at N293 before the V3 region and N466 in the V5 region for CON-S is most likely influenced by the presence of glutamic acid (E) at the X position.

In addition to the primary sequence effecting glycosylation site occupancy, it is also quite possible that the cell line used to express the protein contributes to the number of open glycosylation sites in CON-S and JR-FL. Previous analyses, which have shown that all the potential glycosylation sites on Env are occupied, were conducted on proteins expressed in CHO cells (Leonard et al, J. Biol. Chem. 265:10373-10382 (1990), Zhu et al, Biochemistry 39:11194-11204 (2000)). In contrast, JR-FL and CON-S were both expressed in 293-T cells. Other glycoproteins have been described that contain dramatically different glycosylation patterns, when the proteins are obtained from different mammalian species (Dalpathado et al, Biochemistry 45:8665-8673 (2006), Liedtke et al, Glycoconj. 14:785-793 (1997)). If the differences in cell line used contribute to the differences in glycosylation site occupancy in Env, this would imply that changing cell lines for an immunogen could very likely effect its glycosylation profile and, as a result, its immunogenicity.

The existence of open and variable glycosylation can directly affect the immunogenicity of the Env proteins. Indeed, the susceptibility of the virus towards antibody neutralization is dependent on whether the unutilized sites could either effectively or ineffectively expose key protein epitopes. An increase in antibody neutralization was observed when the glycosylation sites in the V3 regions and near the receptor binding region were deglycosylated (Koch et al, Virology 313:387-400 (2003), Kolchinsky et al, J. Virol. 75:3435-3443 (2001)). The results show that there are more open sites surrounding the V1/V2, C2, V3 regions for CON-S, compared to the less effective immunogen, JR-FL.

B. Glycosylation and Protein Structure

In addition to determining whether or not the glycosylation sites are occupied, glycosylation analysis also provides some insight into the three dimensional (3D) conformation of the protein, and its structural heterogeneity in vivo. Given that the appended carbohydrates could either be heavily processed or not depending on the site's accessibility to key glycosylating enzymes, the variability in glycosylation processing provides a probe of the protein's local structure at the glycosylation sites. High mannose glycans indicate minimal processing and a more protected local 3D structure, whereas fully processed glycans indicate that the glycosylation site was readily accessible to glycosyltransferase enzymes in the Golgi. In fact, high mannose glycans have been previously shown to help stabilize the local 3D conformation of proteins (Jitsuhara et al, J. Biochem. (Tokyo) 132:803-811 (2002), Nishimura et al, J. Biochem. (Tokyo) 123:516-520 (1998), Petrescu et al, Clycobiology 14:103-114 (2004)). Of course, Env immunogens must be able to adapt stable 3D conformations so they can provide conserved structural epitopes that elicit strong immunological response. To probe differences in protein structure between JR-FL, a poor immunogen, and CON-S, a more effective immunogen, two key regions/segments are highlighted where glycosylation is different between the two proteins.

The first region where the difference in glycosylation was observed is the region before V1. The glycosylation site is located in the first conserved (C1) region. The sequence alignment of the 60-residue segment before and after the glycosylation site of CON-S and JR-FL is 95% identical (FIG. 22A). Since the two sites have identical sequence, one would reasonably expect that these sites are equally exposed and accessible to glycosylation enzymes. However, the glycosylation data clearly shows different glycan motifs on CON-S and JR-FL (FIG. 22B). CON-S glycans consist of high mannose structures with 5-9 mannose (Man) sugars and processed glycans which are mostly complex type structures with some degree of sialylation and a minimal amount of fucosylation. In contrast, JR-FL glycans consist of a single high mannose structure (Man5) and greater number processed glycoforms, most of which have been fucosylated more than CON-S. It should be noted that both immunogens are rVV expressed proteins and have undergone the same sample processing prior to MS analysis, so the expression and analysis conditions cannot be used to explain the glycosylation differences detected, and neither can the primary sequence. The results suggest that the difference in glycosylation is dictated by the structural conformation of the local environment surrounding the glycosylation site. Certain conformations would be more favorable for processing—in this case, JR-FL's higher degree of processing indicates that it must have a different 3D structure at this site, compared to CON-S. The relatively low accessibility of the same glycosylation site for CON-S evidenced by the presence of more high mannose structures implies that this site is partially buried in the folded protein. Thus, it is likely that this particular region for CON-S has lower protein flexibility allowing more stable 3D conformation in this region. This hypothesis is supported by the precedent that the extent of glycosylation of a particular site reflects the particular local conformation of the protein surrounding the glycosylation site (Rudd and Dwek, Crit. Rev. Biochem. Mol. Biol. 32:1-100 (1997), Scanlan et al, Nature 446:1038-1045 (2007)).

The next region where CON-S and JR-FL differ in glycosylation is the region surrounding the V3 loop (FIG. 20). The V3 loop spans 35-residue segment connected by a disulfide bond and this region is known to be a determinant for HIV tropism and receptor binding. This region is glycosylated before and after the loop. The data shows that the sites at N245, N266, N293 and N299 in the C2 region and N305 in the V3 loop for CON-S are variably unoccupied as discussed in the preceding section. When glycosylated, these sites were generally occupied by high mannose, hybrid type glycans, and smaller complex type structures (FIG. 23). In contrast, corresponding sites in JR-FL are fully glycosylated with larger processed glycoforms. The mere presence of a large population of high mannose glycans on these sites for CON-S gp140ΔCFI suggests that these sites went through very minimal processing (i.e. glucose trimming) before the protein traveled to the Golgi. These sites are either completely or partially buried within the protein backbone after folding and thereby less accessible to glycosyltransferase enzymes for processing in the Golgi. With more high mannose structures on these regions, the protein flexibility is also reduced (Rudd and Dwek, Crit. Rev. Biochem. Mol. Biol. 32:1-100 (1997), Scanlan et al, Nature 446:1038-1045 (2007)). While the V3 region of CON-S is less accessible to glycosyltransferase enzymes, this degree of inaccessibility could ultimately be a reason why the V3 region of CON-S elicits more neutralizing antibodies, compared to JR-FL. Since JR-FL is more accessible to glycosyltransferase enzymes, its glycosylation is substantially larger than the glycosylation on CON-S. As a result of JR-FL's heavier glycosylation both in the number of sites occupied and in the size of the glycans present, the protein sequence in this local area is covered more effectively by glycans, masking key epitopes from antibodies. In contrast, the protein sequence in the V3 loop of CON-S is generally less shielded and key epitopes are more accessible to antibodies.

Implications to vaccine design. The first step in understanding how glycosylation influences Env's immunogenicity is to define its global glycosylation profile. Distinguishing the differences in glycosylation provides insights on how the glycan profiles affect the functional conformation of the protein, necessary for eliciting potent immune response. While the overall degree glycosylation within isolates and across clades is conserved to maintain the glycan shield, glycosylation continues to evolve to effectively mask underlying epitopes and perhaps eliminate non-self glycosylation patterns generated by the host cell glycosylation machinery to evade immune recognition (Pashov et al, Curr. Pharm. Des. 13:185-201 (2007), Scanlan et al, Nature 446:1038-1045 (2007)). Therefore, the design of an effective Env protein-based immunogen as a vaccine component should require a detailed analysis of the differences in glycosylation profile between immunogens to improve vaccine development.

In an effort to accomplish this goal, the glycosylation of synthetic Env protein CON-S representing group M with shortened variable loops derived from clade C and the wild-type clade B JR-FL have been characterized and a comparative study of their glycosylation profile performed. In the context of amino acid sequence of these two Env proteins, they differ in nine potential glycosylation sites. Such differences could affect glycosylation efficiency and how proteins fold in general. While the difference in amino acid sequence between Env's provides an avenue to understand protein structure and glycosylation, defining the specific glycosylation footprint at each site provides additional insights as to why one vaccine candidate is more effective than the other. The analysis shows a substantial difference in glycosylation in terms of the degree and the type glycosylation pattern between CON-S and JR-FL. This difference can be correlated to differences in protein structure and ultimately immunogenicity. The results indicated that the more immunogenic Env protein has more unutilized sites surrounding the V1, V2, C2, V3 regions and high mannose structures as well as smaller processed type glycoforms in the C2 and the immunodominant V3 and V4 regions.

An effective Env immunogen must have a low degree of structural heterogeneity to allow better neutralization of underlying structural epitopes and the glycosylation of CON-S suggests that its structure is more highly conserved than JR-FL. Specifically, CON-S contains a higher degree high mannose glycan in the C2 domain and V4 region, along with minimally processed glycoforms and high mannose structures in the V3 loop. This result is reflective of the presence of more occluded glycosylation sites surrounding the C2, V3, and V4 regions. Since the high mannose glycoforms are known to reduce protein flexibility. These glycans are likely to promote protein stability and preserve specific protein configuration in these regions. In addition, the presence of more unutilized potential glycosylation sites surrounding these regions indicates that the key protein epitopes in this region are more exposed, which would assist in eliciting antibody response. From the data obtained thus far, the glycosylation features that appear to add to CON-S's enhanced immunogenicity include the number of open glycosylation sites, and the regions containing high-mannose glycans in the early part of the sequence, which correlate to a more well-conserved protein structure. These key findings are consistent with recent immunology data on CON-S gp140ΔCFI where high titers of antibodies were elicited when used in DNA vaccine in small animal models (Liao et al, Virology 353:268-282 (2006)). Further study and refinement of the correlation between glycosylation and immunogenicity will provide the opportunity to enable identification of certain glycosylation footprint of Env proteins that will promote the induction of antibodies to a broad spectrum of HIV-1 isolates. Such study is a step towards improving HIV vaccine design/development. Other synthetic as well as wild-type Env immunogens are being characterized and the glycosylation pattern correlated with immunologic activity in small animal models.

In conclusion, glycopeptide-based mass mapping approach was used to characterize the glycosylation of two Env protein vaccine candidates in a glycosylation site-specific fashion. The results show that the two Env proteins have different glycosylation site occupancy and different characteristic set of glycan motifs populating each glycosylation site. CON-S and JR-FL are the first two proteins shown to contain unoccupied potential glycosylation sites in the Env, and CON-S has a particularly high level of unoccupied sites: 19/31 are unoccupied at least some of the time. The open sites could be present in these proteins in part because a 293-T cell line was used as the expression system for both CON-S and JR-FL. Additionally, the higher level of unoccupied sites on CON-S, compared to JRFL could be due, in part, to its unique primary sequence.

Unraveling the differences in glycosylation provided important biological insights why CON-S may be more immunogenic than JR-FL. The characteristic features of CON-S include more unoccupied sites and sites that are populated with smaller glycoforms and/or high mannose structures. Such a glycosylation pattern would render better accessibility of antigenic epitopes to neutralizing antibodies. Together with immunological data, glycosylation site-specific analysis is an avenue of research that can provide information in directing antibody response.

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TABLE 1 MALDI-MS Glycopeptide Assingnments For JR-FL Experi- Theo- [Peptide + Peptide F # mental retical Error ^(0.2)X H] Sequence mod position Glycan 3-6 2147.9563 2147.8656 42.2 QAHCNISR PyroQ, U 319-326 [Hex]2[HexNAc]4 1860.7773 1860.7538 12.6 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 2063.8450 2063.8332 5.7 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2080.8608 2080.8598 0.5 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2209.8904 2209.8911 0.3 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2226.9297 2226.9177 5.4 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2237.9001 2237.8860 6.3 QAHCNISR For, 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 PyroQ 2254.9163 2254.9126 1.6 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2266.9385 2266.9125 11.5 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2412.9746 2412.9705 1.7 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2429.9922 2429.9971 2.0 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2440.9709 2440.9654 2.3 QAHCNISR For, 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 PyroQ 2457.9895 2457.9920 1.0 1068.5095 985.5095 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2473.0239 2473.0029 8.5 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2469.9956 2469.9920 1.5 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 2616.0513 2616.0499 0.5 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2633.0708 2633.0765 2.2 1068.5217 985.5217 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2644.0269 2644.0448 6.8 QAHCNISR For, 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 PyroQ 2661.0991 2661.0714 10.4 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2732.9641 2733.1038 51.1 QAHCNISR u 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 2819.1650 2819.1293 12.7 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2039.8585 2039.8333 12.4 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2225.9060 2225.8860 9.0 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2371.9438 2371.9439 0.0 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2388.9639 2388.9705 2.8 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2399.9746 2399.9388 14.9 QAHCNISR For, 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 PyroQ 2416.9871 2416.9654 9.0 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2533.9917 2534.0080 6.4 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2592.0488 2592.0499 0.4 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2632.0984 2632.0448 20.4 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 2778.1162 2778.1027 4.9 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2795.124 2795.1293 1.9 1068.5785 985.5785 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2806.1675 2806.0975 24.9 QAHCNISR For, 319-326 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 PyroQ 2184.8643 2184.8594 2.2 1051.5658 968.5658 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2201.8879 2201.8860 0.9 1068.4609 985.4609 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2212.8665 2212.8543 5.5 QAHCNISR For, 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 PyroQ 2229.8896 2229.8809 3.9 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2244.9014 2244.8918 4.3 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2272.8921 2272.8867 2.4 QAHCNISR U, For 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2387.9365 2387.9388 1.0 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2404.9954 2404.9654 12.5 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2433.0063 2432.9603 18.9 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2447.9729 2447.9712 0.7 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2534.0139 2533.9967 6.8 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2551.0503 2551.0233 10.6 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2579.0405 2579.0182 8.6 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2594.0916 2594.0291 24.1 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2591.0437 2591.0182 9.8 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2737.0818 2737.0761 2.1 1051.4860 968.4860 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2754.0999 2754.1027 1.0 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2765.0752 2765.0710 1.5 QAHCNISR For, Pyro 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2794.1653 2794.0976 24.2 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 2837.1743 2837.1034 25.0 QAHCNISR For, U 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 2940.1963 2940.1555 13.9 1051.5258 968.5258 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2957.1902 2957.1821 2.7 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2985.1865 2985.1770 3.2 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3000.2456 3000.1879 19.2 QAHCNISR u 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2346.9089 2346.9123 1.4 1051.4539 968.4539 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2363.9373 2363.9389 0.7 1051.4402 968.4402 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2406.9661 2406.9447 8.9 1111.541 1028.5410 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2434.9368 2434.9396 1.1 QAHCNISR U, For 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2549.9932 2549.9916 0.6 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2567.0396 2567.0182 8.3 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2610.0247 2610.0240 0.3 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2696.1089 2696.0495 22.0 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2741.0996 2741.0710 10.4 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2956.2246 2956.1504 25.1 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 3102.2200 3102.2083 3.8 1051.4325 968.4325 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3119.2397 3119.2349 1.6 1068.5348 985.5348 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2508.9653 2508.9651 0.1 1068.4847 985.4847 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2525.9885 2525.9917 1.3 1068.4807 985.4807 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2569.0071 2568.9975 3.7 1111.5365 1028.5365 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2597.0090 2596.9924 6.4 1111.5713 1028.5713 QAHCNISR U, For 319-326 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3467.5456 3467.3405 59.2 1051.7153 968.7153 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2671.0217 2671.0179 1.4 1051.5985 968.5985 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2688.0483 2688.0445 1.4 1068.5270 985.5270 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2699.0173 2699.0128 1.7 1068.4771 985.4771 QAHCNISR For, 319-326 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 PyroQ 2716.0508 2716.0394 4.2 1051.4662 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2731.0652 2731.0503 5.5 1111.5343 1028.5343 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2759.0601 2759.0452 5.4 1111.5834 1028.5834 QAHCNISR U, For 319-326 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3077.3538 3077.1766 57.6 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]8[HexNAc]4 2833.0745 2833.0707 1.3 1051.5906 968.5906 QAHCNISR PyroQ 319-326 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2850.1138 2850.0973 5.8 1051.4762 968.4762 QAHCNISR 319-326 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2861.0684 2861.0656 1.0 1051.7351 968.7351 QAHCNISR For, 319-326 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 PyroQ 2878.0955 2878.0922 1.1 1051.5214 QAHCNISR For 319-326 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2893.1174 2893.1031 4.9 1111.543 1028.5430 QAHCNISR U 319-326 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2921.1191 2921.098 7.2 1111.5675 1028.5675 QAHCNISR U, For 319-326 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 7-8 2346.0696 2346.0343 15.0 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]2[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 12-13 2101.9580 2101.9283 14.1 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 2158.9602 2158.9498 4.8 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2305.0049 2305.0082 1.4 1146.7590 1063.7590 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2333.0093 2333.0026 2.9 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2348.0476 2348.0140 14.3 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2362.0161 2362.0291 5.5 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2508.0801 2508.0870 2.8 1146.6277 1063.6277 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2522.2243 2522.1028 48.2 1160.8904 1077.8904 LREQFENK methyl 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2536.1326 2536.0819 20.0 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2551.1365 2551.0928 17.1 1189.5271 1106.5271 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2565.1423 2565.1086 13.1 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 2711.1494 2711.1664 6.3 1146.8489 1063.8489 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2725.3162 2725.1821 49.2 1160.6283 1077.6283 LREQFENK methyl 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2739.1438 2739.1614 6.4 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2754.1232 2754.1722 17.8 1189.7161 1106.7161 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2914.2271 2914.2459 6.5 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2928.3909 2928.2615 44.2 1160.5890 1077.5890 LREQFENK methyl 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2957.2390 2957.2517 4.3 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2117.9783 2117.9233 26.0 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2321.0354 2321.0026 14.1 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2467.0479 2467.0605 5.1 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2495.1211 2495.0554 26.3 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2510.1135 2510.0663 18.8 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2670.2852 2670.1399 54.4 1146.5914 1063.5914 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2684.3022 2684.1556 54.6 1160.5767 1077.5767 LREQFENK methyl 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2713.2012 2713.1462 20.3 1189.5264 1106.5264 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2873.2473 2873.2192 9.8 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2901.1711 2901.2141 14.8 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2916.1899 2916.2250 12.0 1189.6660 1106.6660 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3119.3691 3119.3049 20.6 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2280.0222 2279.9760 20.3 1146.5656 1063.5656 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2308.0676 2307.9709 41.9 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2323.0325 2322.9818 21.8 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2469.1606 2469.0403 48.7 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 2483.1245 2483.0554 27.8 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2629.1079 2629.1133 2.1 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2657.1960 2657.1082 33.0 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2672.1677 2672.1191 18.2 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2832.1821 2832.1927 3.7 1146.6254 1063.6254 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2860.1958 2860.1876 2.9 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2875.2493 2875.1985 17.7 1189.5570 1106.5570 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3035.2500 3035.2721 7.3 1146.6147 1063.6147 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3063.3503 3063.2670 27.2 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3078.3340 3078.2779 18.2 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2442.0735 2442.0289 18.3 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2485.0767 2485.0347 16.9 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2645.1660 2645.1082 21.9 1146.5852 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2834.1987 2834.1719 9.5 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2791.1648 2791.1927 10.0 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3197.3093 3197.3249 4.9 1146.6859 1063.6859 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3225.3354 3225.3198 4.8 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3240.2872 3240.3312 13.6 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3282.4448 3282.3413 31.5 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6 3400.3762 3400.4048 8.4 1146.6462 1063.6462 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2604.1636 2604.0817 31.5 1146.5667 1063.5667 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2647.1235 2647.0875 13.6 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3416.5291 3416.3992 38.0 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6 3562.4316 3562.4571 7.2 1146.6810 1063.6810 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3605.4634 3605.4629 0.1 1189.8983 1106.8983 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2766.1726 2766.1345 13.8 LREQFENK C13? 340-347 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2809.1265 2809.1403 4.9 1189.7231 1106.7231 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2928.2351 2928.1873 16.3 LREQFENK C13? 340-347 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2942.3828 2942.2031 61.1 LREQFENK methyl 340-347 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2956.3018 2956.1822 40.5 LREQFENK For 340-347 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2971.1519 2971.1931 13.9 1189.7788 1106.7788 LREQFENK U 340-347 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3090.4238 3090.2401 59.4 LREQFENK 340-347 [Hex]10[HexNAc]2  9-12 2013.8879 2013.9010 6.5 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 2216.9792 2216.9804 0.5 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2420.0789 2420.0597 7.9 1058.5187 975.5187 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2623.1213 2623.1392 6.8 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2233.0652 2232.9753 40.3 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2379.0356 2379.0332 1.0 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2785.2178 2785.1919 9.3 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2191.9480 2191.9487 0.3 1058.8015 975.8015 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2395.0344 2395.0281 2.6 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2541.1064 2541.0860 8.0 1058.5221 975.5221 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2598.0649 2598.1075 16.4 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2744.2117 2744.1654 16.9 1058.4429 975.4816 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2947.2251 2947.2448 6.7 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2353.9919 2354.0016 4.1 1058.7585 975.7585 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2382.0110 2381.9965 6.1 AKWNDTLK For 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2557.1262 2557.0809 17.7 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2703.1860 2703.1388 17.5 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2516.0298 2516.0544 9.8 1058.7723 975.7723 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2678.0605 2678.1072 17.4 1058.7169 975.7169 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2840.3750 2840.1600 75.7 1058.7704 975.7704 AKWNDTLK 327-334 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2  9 4464.9632 4464.7973 37.2 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]8[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 4693.1523 4692.9084 52.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]6[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 4627.2714 4626.8501 91.1 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]9[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 4747.8504 4747.8764 5.5 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]11[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 4788.6450 4788.9031 53.9 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]10[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 4855.7248 4854.9612 157.3 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]7[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 4896.2964 4895.9878 63.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]6[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 4951.0351 4950.9558 16.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]11[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 5113.2030 5113.0086 38.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 282-296 [Hex]12[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 14 5485.4434 GEIKNCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 144-158 [Hex]12[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 5687.6182 GEIKNCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 144-158 [Hex]12[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 5891.7075 GEIKNCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 144-158 [Hex]12[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 6094.5786 GEIKNCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 144-158 [Hex]12[HexNAc]8[Fuc]1 17-20 3333.5847 3333.4059 53.6 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3536.4839 3536.4852 0.4 2174.8183 2091.8183 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3552.6560 3552.4801 49.5 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR mox 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3593.7019 3593.5068 54.3 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 3739.5930 3739.5647 7.6 2175.0710 2092.0710 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3812.7542 3812.5811 45.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR mox 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 3942.6719 3942.6440 7.1 2174.9634 2091.9634 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3292.5959 3292.3793 65.8 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 3495.4312 3495.4587 7.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3698.5691 3698.5381 8.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3901.6543 3901.6543 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 4104.9648 4104.6943 65.9 2174.6272 2091.6272 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3308.5476 3308.3742 52.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3657.7288 3657.5115 59.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3860.6372 3860.5909 12.0 2174.9124 2091.9124 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3917.8411 3917.6124 58.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 4063.6707 4063.6703 0.1 2175.0156 2092.0156 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 4267.0376 4266.7502 67.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 4225.7739 4225.7231 12.0 2174.9670 2091.9670 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 4428.9495 4428.8030 33.1 2174.8556 2091.8556 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3632.3776 2174.7842 2091.7842 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 4590.9377 4590.8553 17.9 2175.1523 2092.1523 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 4794.4761 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 3794.5559 3794.5327 6.1 2174.9795 2091.9175 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3956.6758 3956.5855 22.8 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 443-462 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 4146.9858 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR For 443-462 [Hex]10[HexNAc]2 18-20 2861.2158 2861.2567 14.3 1702.8928 1619.8928 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3064.3611 3064.3361 8.2 1702.8866 1619.8866 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3092.2859 3092.3309 14.6 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR For 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3267.4178 3267.4155 0.7 1702.7805 1619.7805 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3295.6844 3295.4104 83.1 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR For 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3470.4568 3470.4949 11.0 1702.8885 1619.8885 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3023.2849 3023.3095 8.1 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3226.3701 3226.3889 5.8 1702.7338 1619.7338 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2836.1948 2836.2250 10.6 1702.8431 1619.8431 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3185.5374 3185.3623 55.0 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3228.5425 3228.3681 54.0 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR U 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3431.5073 3431.4475 17.4 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR U 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3388.4583 3388.4417 4.9 1702.8772 1619.8772 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3956.6758 3956.6533 5.7 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 171-184 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 21, 22 3153.3216 3153.3778 17.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3356.4980 3356.4598 11.4 1994.8033 1911.8033 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3559.5686 3559.5362 9.1 1994.9463 1911.9463 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 3315.4333 3315.4302 0.9 1994.9707 1911.9707 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3518.5540 3518.5096 12.6 1995.0107 1912.0107 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3721.7263 3721.5889 36.9 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3128.3633 3128.3457 5.6 1994.8428 1911.8428 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3762.7498 3762.5414 55.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 3477.5159 3477.4831 9.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 3680.6418 3680.5624 21.6 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3883.5893 3883.6418 13.5 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3290.4221 3290.3986 7.1 1994.7664 1911.7664 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 4045.9458 4045.6946 62.1 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3452.4651 3452.4514 4.0 1994.8760 1911.8760 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3614.5623 3614.5042 16.1 1994.7569 1911.7569 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3776.6552 3776.5570 26.0 1995.0573 1912.0573 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 148-158 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 24-25 2559.1650 2559.1377 10.7 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 29-30 2576.1475 2576.1643 6.3 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2762.2170 2762.2170 0.0 1400.7405 1317.7405 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2779.2349 2779.2439 3.2 1400.5940 1317.5940 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2965.2952 2965.2965 0.4 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2982.3120 2982.3231 3.7 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2721.1565 2721.1905 12.5 1400.8679 1317.8679 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2924.2830 2924.2699 4.5 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2941.2930 2941.2965 1.2 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3127.4250 3127.3493 24.2 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2534.0940 2534.1060 4.7 1400.7428 1317.7428 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2551.1184 2551.1326 5.6 1417.7903 1334.7903 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2737.1940 2737.1854 3.1 1400.9066 1317.9066 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2754.2078 2754.2120 1.5 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2883.2478 2883.2433 1.6 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3086.4109 3086.3227 28.6 1400.8037 1317.8037 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3103.3445 3103.3493 1.5 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2696.1577 2696.1589 0.4 1400.7422 1317.7422 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2713.1985 2713.1855 4.8 1417.8252 1334.8252 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2859.3179 2859.2439 25.9 CSSNITGLLLTR Pyro, For 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 2899.2617 2899.2382 8.1 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 3306.4746 3306.4287 13.9 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3451.4756 3451.4549 6.0 1400.7539 1317.7539 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2858.2073 2858.2117 1.5 1400.7268 1317.7268 CSSNITGLLLTR Pyro 431-442 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2875.2400 2875.2383 0.6 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3020.2744 3020.2645 3.3 1400.6576 1317.6576 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3037.2922 3037.2911 0.4 1417.6700 1334.6700 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3182.3301 3182.3173 4.0 1400.7017 1317.7017 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC 431-442 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3199.3481 3199.3439 1.3 1417.3895 1334.3895 CSSNITGLLLTR 431-442 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3210.3374 3210.3122 7.8 CSSNITGLLLTR Pyro, For 431-442 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3227.3622 3227.3388 7.3 CSSNITGLLLTR For 431-442 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 28-30 2937.3625 2937.1952 57.0 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3140.3572 3140.2745 26.3 1778.9164 1695.9164 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3546.4897 3546.4333 15.9 1778.9004 1695.9004 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3343.4673 3343.3539 33.9 1778.7937 1695.7937 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3156.4517 3156.2695 57.7 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 3188.4783 3188.2593 68.7 IWNNMTWMEWER mox 575-586 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 3359.4663 3359.3488 35.0 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 3391.5055 3391.3387 IWNNMTWMEWER mox 575-586 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 3505.5205 3505.4067 32.5 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3708.6440 3708.4583 50.1 1778.7129 1695.7129 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2912.2561 2912.1635 31.8 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3464.4841 3464.3802 30.0 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3667.4997 3667.4596 10.9 1779.0131 1696.0131 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3480.6052 3480.3323 78.4 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 3512.5930 3512.3221 77.1 IWNNMTWMEWER mox 575-586 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 3829.6699 3829.5124 41.1 1778.9711 1695.9711 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 4032.5845 4032.5918 1.8 1779.0432 1696.0432 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3236.4509 3236.2692 56.1 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 4194.6055 4194.6446 9.3 1779.0536 1696.0536 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3398.4519 3398.3220 38.2 IWNNMTWMEWER 575-586 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2

TABLE 2 MALDI-MS Glycopeptide Assignments For CON-S Experi- [Peptide + F # mental Theoretical Error ^(0.2)X H] Peptide Sequence  3 2004.8567 2004.7914 32.6 871.3885 788.3885 EHFNNK 2232.9470 2232.9024 20.0 871.3597 788.3597 EHFNNK  3-10 1961.9016 1961.8710 15.6 1140.6959 1057.6959 LREHFNNK 2136.9360 2136.9560 9.4 LREHFNNK 1949.8629 1949.8710 4.2 1140.8523 1057.8523 LREHFNNK 1977.8767 1977.8659 5.5 1140.6898 1057.6898 LREHFNNK 1992.8917 1992.8768 7.5 LREHFNNK 2095.9573 2095.9289 13.6 LREHFNNK 2152.9226 2152.9504 12.9 LREHFNNK 2180.9934 2180.9453 22.1 LREHFNNK 2195.9373 2195.9562 8.6 LREHFNNK 2298.9907 2299.0083 7.7 1140.5957 1057.5957 LREHFNNK 2327.0503 2327.0032 20.2 1140.6896 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2342.0002 2342.0141 5.9 1183.6112 1100.6112 LREHFNNK 2356.0176 2356.0297 5.1 LREHFNNK 2383.9631 2384.0247 25.8 LREHFNNK 2502.0662 2502.0876 8.6 1140.6412 1057.6412 LREHFNNK 2530.1099 2530.0826 10.8 1140.6864 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2545.1033 2545.0934 3.9 1183.6959 1100.6959 LREHFNNK 2559.1252 2559.1091 6.3 1140.5767 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2602.0845 2602.1149 11.7 LREHFNNK 2705.1394 2705.1670 10.2 LREHFNNK 2733.1826 2733.1619 7.6 LREHFNNK 2748.1536 2748.1729 7.0 1183.9606 1100.9606 LREHFNNK 2908.2629 2908.2464 5.7 1140.7122 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2936.2362 2936.2414 LREHFNNK 2951.2561 2951.2527 1.2 1183.6116 1100.6116 LREHFNNK 2111.9068 2111.9238 8.0 1140.5538 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2139.9651 2139.9188 21.6 1140.6241 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2154.9404 2154.9296 5.0 1183.5651 1100.5651 LREHFNNK 2258.0251 2257.9817 19.2 LREHFNNK 2285.9465 2285.9766 LREHFNNK 2314.9868 2315.0032 7.1 LREHFNNK 2343.0317 2342.9981 14.3 LREHFNNK 2357.9973 2358.0090 5.0 LREHFNNK 2461.0405 2461.0611 8.4 LREHFNNK 2489.0342 2489.0560 8.8 LREHFNNK 2504.0708 2504.0669 1.6 1183.5569 1100.5569 LREHFNNK 2518.0513 2518.0826 12.4 LREHFNNK 2664.1150 2664.1405 9.6 LREHFNNK 2692.1648 2692.1354 10.9 1168.6179 1085.6179 LREHFNNK 2707.1616 2707.1463 5.7 1183.5730 1100.5730 LREHFNNK 2721.1809 2721.1620 6.9 LREHFNNK 2867.2256 2867.2198 2.0 1140.651 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2895.2046 2895.2147 3.5 LREHFNNK 2910.2202 2910.2256 1.9 1183.5436 1100.5436 LREHFNNK 3070.3928 3070.2997 30.3 1140.6404 1057.6404 LREHFNNK 2273.9646 2273.9766 5.3 1140.5774 1057.5774 LREHFNNK 2302.0171 2301.9715 19.8 1140.6028 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2316.9829 2316.9824 0.2 LREHFNNK 2477.0398 2477.0560 6.5 LREHFNNK 2520.0627 2520.0618 0.4 1183.5493 1100.5493 LREHFNNK 2623.0879 2623.1139 9.9 LREHFNNK 2651.1321 2651.1088 8.8 LREHFNNK 2666.1113 2666.1197 3.2 1183.5592 1100.5592 LREHFNNK 2680.0977 2680.1354 14.1 LREHFNNK 2826.2041 2826.1933 3.8 1140.6008 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2854.1816 2854.1882 2.3 LREHFNNK 2869.2039 2869.1991 1.7 1183.5896 1100.5896 LREHFNNK 2883.0730 2883.2148 49.2 LREHFNNK 3029.2881 3029.2727 5.1 1140.6306 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 3057.0841 3057.268 60.0 LREHFNNK 2436.0095 2436.0295 8.2 LREHFNNK 2479.0408 2479.0353 2.2 1183.5679 1100.5679 LREHFNNK 2639.1279 2639.1088 7.2 LREHFNNK 2682.0945 2682.1146 7.5 LREHFNNK 2785.1487 2785.1667 6.5 LREHFNNK 2813.1521 2813.1616 3.4 LREHFNNK 2828.1577 2828.1725 5.2 LREHFNNK 3191.2815 3191.3255 13.8 LREHFNNK 2598.1082 2598.0823 10.0 1140.5834 1057.5538 LREHFNNK 2626.0715 2626.0772 2.2 LREHFNNK 2641.0942 2641.0881 2.3 LREHFNNK 2801.0750 2801.1616 30.9 LREHFNNK 2829.2004 2829.1565 15.5 LREHFNNK 3453.1436 3453.4056 75.9 LREHFNNK 2760.1155 2760.1351 7.1 1140.6312 1057.6312 LREHFNNK 2788.2285 2788.1300 35.3 LREHFNNK 2803.1436 2803.1409 1.0 1183.5778 1100.5778 LREHFNNK 2963.2173 2963.215 0.8 1140.7018 1057.7018 LREHFNNK 2922.1624 2922.1879 8.7 1140.5961 1057.5961 LREHFNNK 2950.1631 2950.1828 6.7 LREHFNNK 2965.1924 2965.1937 0.4 1183.6176 1100.6176 LREHFNNK  5 2044.8149 2044.8550 19.7 1073.3304 990.3304 SENITNNAK 2206.8865 2206.9080 9.7 1073.5948 990.5948 SENITNNAK 2096.7878 2096.8210 15.8 963.7707 880.7707 FNGTGPCK 2935.1594 2935.0800 27.1 FNGTGPCK 2905.1387 2905.1437 1.7 FNGTGPCK  6 2152.9331 2152.8698 35.6 1181.7933 1098.7933 QAHCNISGTK 2502.1433 2502.0070 54.5 1181.5763 1098.5763 QAHCNISGTK 2619.1443 2619.0609 31.8 QAHCNISGTK 2705.2190 2705.0864 49.0 1181.2706 1098.2706 QAHCNISGTK 2315.0049 2314.9225 35.6 1181.5394 1098.5394 QAHCNISGTK 2342.9976 2342.9174 34.2 1181.6140 1098.6140 QAHCNISGTK 2375.0718 2374.9549 49.2 QAHCNISGTK 2477.0840 2476.9754 43.8 1181.5067 1098.5067 QAHCNISGTK 2505.1428 2504.9703 68.9 QAHCNISGTK 2639.1426 2639.0282 43.3 1181.5585 1098.5585 QAHCNISGTK 2801.1992 2801.0810 42.2 QAHCNISGTK 2829.2283 2829.0759 53.9 1181.6649 1098.2706 QAHCNISGTK 2963.2224 2963.1338 31.8 1181.6060 1098.606 QAHCNISGTK 2991.2319 2991.1287 34.5 1181.2990 1098.2990 QAHCNISGTK 6-8 2688.2720 2688.0910 67.3 1591.1300 1508.1300 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2485.1846 2485.0166 67.6 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2400.9614 2400.9792 7.4 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2444.0171 2443.9850 13.1 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2750.1011 2750.1165 5.6 1591.6967 1508.8652 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2953.3030 2953.1958 24.9 1591.7927 1508.7705 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 3156.2390 3156.2752 11.5 1591.7273 1508.7273 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2563.0159 2563.0320 6.3 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2606.0569 2606.0379 7.3 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2912.0967 2912.1693 24.9 1591.7705 1508.7705 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2725.0557 2725.0848 10.7 1591.8652 1508.8652 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 2754.0549 2754.1114 20.5 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 3049.1704 3049.1905 6.6 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 3211.2683 3211.2767 2.6 1591.9930 1508.993 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 3373.3042 3373.3295 7.5 1592.0395 1509.0395 CNDKKFNGTGPCK 12 2929.3943 2929.2361 54.0 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 14-16 2539.0361 2539.0722 14.2 1729.9348 1646.9348 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2582.2520 2582.0780 67.4 1773.5357 1690.5357 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2888.4421 2888.2185 77.4 1729.8123 1646.8123 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3091.2617 3091.2888 8.8 1730.0999 1647.0999 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3119.5381 3119.2837 81.6 1729.8289 1646.8289 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3294.3725 3294.3683 1.3 1730.0304 1647.0304 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2701.1055 2701.1251 7.3 1729.9556 1646.9556 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2744.1780 2744.1308 17.2 1729.8444 1646.8444 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2904.2659 2904.2044 21.2 1729.9015 1646.9015 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3050.3079 3050.2623 14.9 1729.8844 1646.8844 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3135.5369 3135.2787 82.4 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3253.4631 3253.3417 37.3 1729.9799 1646.9799 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3338.6038 3338.3581 73.6 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3456.3638 3456.4210 16.5 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2863.1807 2863.1778 1.0 1730.0854 1647.0854 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3066.3567 3066.2572 32.4 1729.8693 1646.8693 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3212.4602 3212.3151 45.2 1729.8853 1646.8853 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3312.3333 3312.3424 2.7 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3025.3657 3025.2307 44.6 1729.8638 1646.8638 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3954.5527 3954.5795 6.8 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3187.3948 3187.2835 34.9 1729.8529 1646.8529 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3349.4900 3349.3363 45.9 1729.9173 1646.9173 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3511.5010 3511.3891 31.9 1729.5841 1646.5841 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 4890.0397 4889.8654 35.6 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 5051.9805 5051.9182 12.3 3433.4656 3350.4656 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 5214.0788 5213.9710 20.7 3433.7410 3350.7410 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 5376.3584 5376.0239 62.2 3433.3542 3350.3542 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 12 3143.2939 3143.2965 0.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 15-17 3492.4683 3492.4683 0.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3695.5764 3695.5131 17.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3723.4619 3723.5080 12.4 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3695.5459 3695.5132 8.8 2316.9102 2233.9102 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3898.6094 3898.5926 4.3 2316.2063 2233.2063 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3926.6179 3926.5875 7.7 2333.9707 2250.9707 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4129.8287 4129.6670 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4222.8402 4222.6980 2334.1511 2251.1511 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4101.7837 4101.6723 27.2 2334.0486 2251.0486 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4144.8853 4144.6778 50.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4304.3888 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3289.3408 3289.3544 4.1 2317.9521 2234.9521 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3305.3665 3305.3493 5.2 2333.9445 2250.9445 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3654.5195 3654.4866 9.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3711.5139 3711.5081 1.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3857.5933 3857.5660 7.1 2333.947 2250.947 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3898.6182 3898.5926 6.6 2334.0938 2251.0938 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3914.6484 3914.5875 15.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4060.7559 4060.6453 27.2 2334.0450 2251.045 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4088.7886 4088.6403 36.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4263.7798 4263.725 12.9 2333.7738 2250.7738 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3467.4426 3467.4021 11.7 2317.8085 2234.8085 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3816.5886 3816.5394 12.9 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4019.6672 4019.6188 12.0 2333.8958 2250.8958 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4425.8540 2334.3171 2251.3171 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4222.7593 4222.6982 14.5 2334.5022 2251.5022 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4425.8745 2333.8787 2250.8787 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3629.5090 3629.4550 14.9 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4384.9868 4384.7510 53.8 2334.1511 2251.1511 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3791.5891 3791.5078 21.4 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3953.6326 3953.5606 18.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4115.6401 4115.6134 6.5 2334.188 2251.188 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 4305.9760 4305.6611 73.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 17-19 3231.4648 3231.3803 26.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 23 2841.2253 2841.2164 3.1 2032.1564 1949.1564 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3044.2886 3044.2958 2.4 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3190.3647 3190.3537 3.4 2031.891 1948.891 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3247.4536 3247.3751 24.2 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3393.4331 3393.4330 0.0 2032.0162 1949.0162 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3421.5024 3421.4279 21.8 2031.6831 1948.6831 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3450.4529 3450.4546 0.5 2031.9046 1948.9046 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3596.5557 3596.5125 12.0 2032.0199 1949.0199 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3624.5776 3624.5074 19.4 2031.9602 1948.9602 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3799.6394 3799.5919 12.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3827.6697 3827.5868 21.7 2031.8813 1948.8813 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3842.8455 3842.5977 64.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4002.7573 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3003.2751 3003.2693 1.9 2031.9586 1948.9586 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3206.2073 3206.3486 44.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3352.3937 3352.4065 3.8 2031.5471 1948.5471 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3555.5718 3555.4859 24.2 2031.9476 1948.9476 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3758.6563 3758.5652 24.2 2031.9564 1948.9564 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3786.6106 3786.5602 13.3 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3961.7151 3961.6451 17.7 2031.8823 1948.8823 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4164.7207 2031.9269 1948.9269 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3165.3523 3165.3220 9.6 2032.2015 1949.2015 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3368.4202 3368.4014 5.6 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3514.4844 3514.4593 7.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3717.5706 3717.5387 8.6 2031.1868 1948.1868 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3774.6531 3774.5602 24.6 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3920.6768 3920.6181 15.0 2031.0206 1948.0206 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4123.7106 4123.6980 3.1 2032.0349 1949.0349 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4326.8469 2032.03 1949.03 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3327.3921 3327.3749 5.2 2031.7514 1948.7514 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4082.7095 4082.6709 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4285.8389 4285.8031 8.4 2031.6776 1948.6776 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4488.9243 2031.9003 1948.9003 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3489.4756 3489.4277 13.7 2031.4802 1948.4802 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3532.6579 3532.4335 2075.1130 1992.1130 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3692.4224 3692.5070 22.9 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4447.8613 4447.8031 13.1 2031.8382 1948.8382 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4650.9059 4650.8825 5.0 2031.9338 1948.9338 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3651.5273 3651.4805 12.8 2031.7455 1948.7455 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3679.5537 3679.4753 21.3 2031.7537 1948.7537 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3694.2814 3694.4863 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3813.6113 3813.5333 20.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3841.6394 3841.5282 28.9 1031.7725 1948.7725 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4165.8022 4165.6339 40.4 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 4327.9448 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 19-23 2247.1045 2246.9592 64.7 NCSFNITTEIR 2290.1731 2289.9650 NCSFNITTEIR 2393.0872 2393.0171 29.3 NCSFNITTEIR 2450.0596 2450.0386 8.6 NCSFNITTEIR 2596.0635 2596.0965 12.7 NCSFNITTEIR 2653.1636 2653.1179 17.2 NCSFNITTEIR 2799.2029 2799.1758 9.7 1437.9518 1354.9518 NCSFNITTEIR 2842.1602 2842.1816 7.5 NCSFNITTEIR 2856.2510 2856.1974 18.8 NCSFNITTEIR 3002.2961 3002.2552 13.6 1437.6120 1354.6120 NCSFNITTEIR 3045.2581 3045.2611 1.0 NCSFNITTEIR 3059.3750 3059.2767 32.1 NCSFNITTEIR 3205.4419 3205.3347 33.4 NCSFNITTEIR 3205.3550 3205.3347 6.3 1437.8108 1354.8108 NCSFNITTEIR 2409.0415 2409.0120 12.2 1437.7975 1354.7975 NCSFNITTEIR 2612.1174 2612.0914 10.0 1437.8113 1354.8113 NCSFNITTEIR 2758.1653 2758.1493 5.8 NCSFNITTEIR 2801.1345 2801.1551 7.4 NCSFNITTEIR 2815.2466 2815.1705 27.0 NCSFNITTEIR 2961.2813 2961.2287 17.8 1437.7058 1354.7058 NCSFNITTEIR 3004.3835 3004.2345 49.6 1480.7999 1397.7999 NCSFNITTEIR 3164.3542 3164.3080 14.6 1437.7386 1354.7386 NCSFNITTEIR 3207.3638 3207.3138 15.6 NCSFNITTEIR 2571.0828 2571.0648 7.0 1437.9241 1354.9241 NCSFNITTEIR 2614.0593 2614.0706 4.3 1480.8892 1397.8892 NCSFNITTEIR 2774.1431 2774.1442 0.4 NCSFNITTEIR 2817.2344 2817.1500 30.0 1480.7618 1397.7618 NCSFNITTEIR 2920.1741 2920.2021 9.6 NCSFNITTEIR 2963.3796 2963.2079 57.9 1480.7709 1397.7709 NCSFNITTEIR 2571.0828 NCSFNITTEIR 3003.4358 NCSFNITTEIR 3123.3137 3123.2815 10.3 NCSFNITTEIR 3166.3899 3166.2873 32.4 1480.8035 1397.8035 NCSFNITTEIR 3326.4493 NCSFNITTEIR 3369.4958 3369.3667 38.3 NCSFNITTEIR 2733.1489 2733.1177 11.4 1437.7366 1354.7366 NCSFNITTEIR 2776.1262 2776.1235 1.0 NCSFNITTEIR 2936.2502 2936.1970 18.1 NCSFNITTEIR 3691.6216 3691.4931 NCSFNITTEIR 2895.2109 2895.1705 14.0 1437.9220 1354.922 NCSFNITTEIR 2938.2834 2938.1763 36.5 1480.7330 1397.7330 NCSFNITTEIR 3057.2703 3057.2233 15.4 1437.7136 1354.7136 NCSFNITTEIR 3085.4431 3085.2182 72.9 NCSFNITTEIR 3100.2202 3100.2291 2.9 NCSFNITTEIR 3219.3145 3219.2761 11.9 1437.7230 1354.7230 NCSFNITTEIR 3262.2795 3262.2819 0.7 NCSFNITTEIR 20 2142.0044 2142.0173 6.0 SNITGLLLTR 22-24 2304.0483 2304.0272 9.2 1170.9198 1087.9198 SNITGLLLTR 26-28 2466.0999 2466.1229 9.3 1170.9374 1087.9374 SNITGLLLTR 2532.4939 2532.1810 123.6 SNITGLLLTR 2938.6240 2938.3399 96.7 SNITGLLLTR 2631.7939 2632.2084 157.5 SNITGLLLTR 2735.2043 2735.2605 20.5 SNITGLLLTR 2751.4282 2751.2554 62.8 1213.7461 1130.7461 SNITGLLLTR 2304.0483 2304.0272 9.2 1170.9198 1087.9198 SNITGLLLTR 2347.2393 2347.0758 69.7 SNITGLLLTR 2915.7188 2915.2874 SNITGLLLTR 2628.1599 2628.1757 6.0 1170.9219 1087.9219 SNITGLLLTR 2671.3274 2671.1815 54.6 SNITGLLLTR 2790.2070 2790.2285 7.7 1170.9211 1087.9211 SNITGLLLTR 2818.4807 2818.2333 87.8 SNITGLLLTR 2833.2844 2833.234 17.7 1213.9207 1087.9221 SNITGLLLTR 2952.2661 2952.2813 5.1 1170.9221 1087.9221 SNITGLLLTR 2980.5190 2980.2762 81.5 SNITGLLLTR 2995.3093 2995.2871 7.4 1213.9792 1130.9792 SNITGLLLTR 23 3477.7258 3477.6272 28.4 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR 4030.0671 4029.8438 55.4 2668.5552 2585.5552 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR 4233.1758 4232.9232 59.7 2668.4062 2585.4062 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR 3639.7512 3639.6800 19.6 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR 3842.6460 3842.7594 29.5 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR 3801.6996 3801.7328 8.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR 4126.0322 4125.8385 46.9 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR 31, 32 4511.4214 4511.2628 35.2 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 33 5063.5541 5063.4864 13.4 3701.2331 3618.2331 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 5266.7388 5266.5658 32.8 3701.7438 3618.7438 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 4673.3067 4673.3226 3.4 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 4835.4373 4835.3754 12.8 3701.6550 3618.6550 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 5159.6187 5159.4811 26.7 3702.1625 3619.1625 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 5321.7019 5321.5339 31.6 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 5483.6548 5483.5867 12.4 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 6375.6035 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 35 3590.7429 3590.493 69.6 1808.5692 1725.5692 NCSFNITTEIRDKK 36 3373.7151 NCSFNITTEIRDKK 2942.4314 1808.0563 1725.0563 NCSFNITTEIRDKK 3266.5955 NCSFNITTEIRDKK 3428.6143 1808.5538 1725.5538 NCSFNITTEIRDKK 3590.7109 1808.8792 1725.8792 NCSFNITTEIRDKK F # mod position Glycan  3 347-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 347-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1  3-10 For [Hex]2[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]2[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 For 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 U 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 For 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 U 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 For 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 U 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 For 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 U 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 For 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 U 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 For 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 U 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 U 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 U 343-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 U 345-352 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 345-352 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 U 345-352 [Hez]6[HexNAc]3 345-352 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 For 345-352 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 U 345-352 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 345-352 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 For 345-352 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 U 345-352 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 343-352 [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 For 345-352 [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 U 345-352 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6 345-352 [Hex]8[HexNAc]5 For 345-352 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 U 345-352 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 345-352 [Hex]8[HexNAc]3 345-352 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 For 345-352 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 U 345-352 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2  5 271-279 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 271-279 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 230-237 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 230-237 [Hex]10[HexNAc]2 230-237 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]2  6 PyroQ 324-333 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 PyroQ 324-333 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 U 324-333 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 PyroQ 324-333 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 PyroQ 324-333 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 PyroQ, For 324-333 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 U 324-333 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 PyroQ 324-333 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 PyroQ, For 324-333 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 PyroQ 324-333 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 PyroQ 324-333 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 PyroQ, For 324-333 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 PyroQ 324-333 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 PyroQ, For 324-333 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 6-8 PyroC, u 225-237 [Hex]2[HexNAc]4 PyroC, u 225-237 [Hex]2[HexNAc]5 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 PyroC, U 225-237 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 225-237 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 For 225-237 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 PyroC 225-237 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 12 397-410 [Hex]2[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 14-16 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 U 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 For 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 U 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 For 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 For 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 U 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 397-410 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 For 397-410 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]2 397-410 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 397-410 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 397-410 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 397-410 [Hex]15[HexNAc]4 397-410 [Hex]16[HexNAc]4 397-410 [Hex]17[HexNAc]4 397-410 [Hex]18[HexNAc]4 12 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 15-17 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 For 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 For 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 For 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 U 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 For 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 448-408 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 448-408 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 448-408 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 448-408 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 For 448-408 [Hex]10[HexNAc]2 17-19 173-189 [Hex]2[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 23 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 For 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 For 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 For 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 U 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 For 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 173-189 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]6[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 U 173-189 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 173-189 [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 173-189 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]7[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 173-189 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 For 173-189 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 U 173-189 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 173-189 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 For 173-189 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 For 173-189 [Hex]11[HexNAc]2 For 173-189 [Hex]12[HexNAc]2 19-23 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 U 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 U 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 U 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 U 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 U 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 U 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 U 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 U 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 U 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 U 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 U 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 U 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 150-160 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 U 150-160 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 150-160 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 For 150-160 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 U 150-160 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 150-160 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 U 150-160 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 20 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 22-24 438-447 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 26-28 438-447 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 U 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 438-447 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 U 438-447 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 U 438-447 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 438-447 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 U 438-447 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 438-447 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 For 438-447 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 U 438-447 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 438-447 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 For 438-447 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 U 438-447 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 23 280-301 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 280-301 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 280-301 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 280-301 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 280-301 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 280-301 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 280-301 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 31, 32 238-270 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 33 238-270 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 238-270 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 238-270 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 238-270 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 238-270 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 238-270 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 238-270 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 238-270 [Hex]12[HexNAc]2 35 150-163 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 36 150-163 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 150-163 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 150-163 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 150-163 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 150-163 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2

TABLE 3 LC-MS Glycopeptide Assignments For JR-FL Charge F# State Experimental Theoretical Error Y_(t) [Peptide + H] Peptide Sequence 4-6 2+ 1153.0135 1153.0075 5.2 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1254.5502 1254.5417 6.8 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1356.0872 1356.0869 0.2 1266.7 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1457.6187 1457.6266 5.4 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1234.0360 1234.0339 1.7 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1437.1078 1437.1132 3.8 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1315.0671 1315.0603 5.2 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1416.6016 1416.600 1.1 1266.6 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1562.1387 1562.1477 5.8 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1518.1695 1518.1397 19.6 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1140.4962 1140.4917 3.9 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1302.5497 1302.5445 4.0 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1383.5724 1383.5709 1.1 1266.6 1063.5537 LREQFENK 2+ 1464.6025 1464.5973 3.6 1266.6 1063.5537 LREQFENK 11-13 2+ 1108.9988 1108.9938 4.5 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 14-16 2+ 1232.0435 1232.0364 5.8 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1210.5391 1210.5335 4.6 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1304.5245 1304.5552 23.5 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1333.5862 1333.5761 7.5 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1312.0836 1312.0732 7.9 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 875.0563 875.05126 5.7 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1413.6098 1413.6129 2.3 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 942.7483 942.7444 4.1 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1218.5409 1218.5310 8.1 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1211.5251 1211.5231 1.7 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1357.0678 1357.0708 2.3 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1385.574 1385.5816 5.5 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1393.1149 1393.0996 11.0 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 929.0752 929.06883 6.9 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1096.4889 1096.4780 9.9 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1117.9962 1117.9809 13.7 1221.6 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1292.5602 1292.5495 8.3 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1271.0563 1271.0466 7.6 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 847.7045 847.7002 5.1 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1372.5957 1372.5863 6.8 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 915.3974 915.39333 4.5 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1518.1420 1518.1340 5.2 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 1012.4247 1012.4251 0.4 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 983.0925 983.08646 6.1 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1177.5095 1177.5044 4.3  975.5/1178.7 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1199.0081 1199.0073 0.6 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1293.0577 1293.0415 12.5 1003.5213 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1279.052 1279.0441 6.2 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 853.0334 853.03183 1.9 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1352.0792 1352.0730 4.6 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 901.7213 901.7178 3.9 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1424.6169 1424.5918 17.6 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1424.6169 1424.5918 17.6 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 950.0626 950.06363 1.1 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1394.5787 1394.5812 1.8 1003.5213 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1258.5395 1258.5308 6.9 1178.6 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 839.3596 839.35633 3.9 1178.7 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1280.0359 1280.0337 1.6 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1339.5667 1339.5572 7.1 1178.6 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 3+ 893.3783 893.37393 4.9 1178.2 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1361.0668 1361.0601 4.8 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 3+ 893.3776 893.37393 4.1 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1420.5936 1420.5836 7.0 1178.7 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 2+ 1442.0962 1442.0865 6.7 1018.5322 AKWNDTLK 3+ 947.3965 947.39153 5.3 1178.6 975.5264 AKWNDTLK 15-16 2+ 1276.0527 1276.0153 29.3 985.4637 QAHCNISR 2+ 1377.5928 1377.555 27.4 985.4637 QAHCNISR 2+ 1487.0876 1487.0921 3.0 985.4637 QAHCNISR 18-19 2+ 1431.1325 1431.1320 0.3 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1532.6792 1532.6716 4.9 1824.0 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1022.1259 1022.1168 8.8 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1634.2266 1634.2114 9.3 1823.9 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1089.8197 1089.8100 8.9 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1735.7579 1735.7511 3.9 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1512.1611 1512.1584 1.8 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1642.1907 1642.2088 11.0 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1337.8800 1337.8912 8.4 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1418.6325 1418.6161 11.5 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1593.2062 1593.1848 13.4 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1062.4683 1062.4589 8.8 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1694.7371 1694.7245 7.4 1823.9 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1197.8553 1197.8452 8.4 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1499.6545 1499.6426 7.9 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1674.1967 1674.2112 8.7 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1270.8585 1270.8700 9.0 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1319.5512 1319.5559 3.6 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1580.6923 1580.6690 14.7 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1373.571 1373.5735 1.9 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1661.7095 1661.6954 8.5 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 3+ 1468.2872 1468.265 15.1 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 2+ 1742.7289 1742.7218 4.1 1619.8027 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR 18-20 3+ 1111.8127 1111.8068 5.3 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1169.4996 1169.4843 13.1 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1179.5052 1179.4999 4.5 1221.4 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1198.4897 1198.5071 14.5 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1247.1980 1247.1931 3.9 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1314.8981 1314.8862 9.1 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1368.9120 1368.9038 6.0 2107.9468 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1184.8352 1184.8316 3.0 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1107.4579 1107.4629 4.5 2119.9468 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1165.8293 1165.8244 4.2 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1262.8588 1262.8560 2.1 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1330.5602 1330.5493 8.1 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1252.5317 1252.5247 5.6 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1301.2222 1301.2106 8.8 1221.4 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1398.2534 1398.2425 7.8 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1417.2489 1417.2496 0.6 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1465.9532 1465.9356 12.0 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1171.1581 1171.1560 1.7 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1268.2010 1268.1878 10.3 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1103.4695 1103.4629 6.0 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1219.8537 1219.8420 9.6 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1287.5434 1287.5351 6.4 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1384.5786 1384.5669 8.4 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1481.6149 1481.5987 10.9 11148.4/1221   2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1306.5448 1306.5423 1.9 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1355.2366 1355.2283 6.1 1221.4 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1452.2683 1452.2601 5.6 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1403.5745 1403.5741 0.3 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1333.2109 1333.1946 12.2 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1157.4879 1157.4805 6.3 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1360.5682 1360.5599 6.1 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1225.1788 1225.1736 4.2 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1273.8745 1273.8596 11.7 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1322.2201 1322.2054 11.0 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1389.9101 1389.8986 8.3 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1409.2587 1409.2459 9.1 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1511.6288 1511.6108 11.9 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1506.2964 1506.2777 12.4 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1603.3206 1603.3095 6.9 1149.1/1222.0 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1428.2686 1428.2530 10.9 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1476.9544 1476.9390 10.4 1221.4 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1525.277 1525.2848 5.2 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1628.0097 1627.9884 13.1 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1211.5025 1211.4981 3.5 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1279.1816 1279.1912 7.6 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1530.9761 1530.9566 12.7 1221.0 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1633.3537 1633.3215 19.7 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1725.045 1725.0202 14.4  1221.32 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1270.8585 1270.8474 8.7 2107.9468 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1265.5192 1265.5157 2.7 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1319.5459 1319.5333 9.5 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1373.5437 1373.5509 5.3 2091.9519 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR 21-20 3+ 1119.4877 1119.4904 2.4 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1187.1908 1187.1836 6.1 1131.0 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1120.1566 1120.1502 5.7 1954.9292 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1241.1953 1241.2012 4.8 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1227.5392 1227.5256 11.0 1058.4/1131.4 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1246.5354 1246.5328 2.1 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1295.2152 1295.2188 2.8 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1392.2512 1392.2506 0.4 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1262.2046 1262.1960 6.8 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1259.5146 1259.5096 4.0 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1205.5102 1205.5063 3.2 1058.3 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1259.5146 1259.5239 7.4 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1367.5514 1367.5591 5.6 1911.9234 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 21-24 2+ 1215.5448 1215.5569 10.0 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1288.5958 1288.5858 7.8 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1317.1068 1317.0965 7.8 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1390.1364 1390.1255 7.8 1537.8/1683.9 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 3+ 927.0917 927.0861 6.0 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1390.1245 1390.1255 0.7 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1381.6240 1381.6122 8.6 1260.6623 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1491.6762 1491.6652 7.4 1537.8/1683.8 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 3+ 994.7863 994.7792 7.1 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1296.5939 1296.5833 8.2 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1369.6179 1369.6122 4.2 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 3+ 1078.1394 1078.1355 3.6 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1572.7100 1572.6916 11.7 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1377.6164 1377.6097 4.9 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1276.0779 1276.0700 6.2 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1267.5668 1267.5567 8.0 1260.6623 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1450.6507 1450.6386 8.3 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1479.1699 1479.1494 13.9 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1552.1921 1552.1783 8.9 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 3+ 1035.1253 1035.1213 3.9 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1697.7391 1697.7260 7.7 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 3+ 1132.1535 1132.1531 0.4 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1653.7465 1653.7180 17.2 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1357.1039 1357.0964 5.5 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1458.6430 1458.6361 4.7 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1531.6806 1531.6650 10.2 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1604.1660 1604.1838 11.1 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1438.1321 1438.1228 6.5 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 3+ 1013.0974 1013.1019 4.4 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1519.1635 1519.1492 9.4 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1510.6585 1510.6359 15.0 1260.6623 CSSNITGLLLTR 3+ 1067.1183 1067.1195 1.1 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1600.1891 1600.1756 8.4 1537.8 1334.7103 CSSNITGLLLTR 23-24 2+ 1545.1895 1545.1863 2.1 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 2+ 1646.7348 1646.7260 5.3 1026.2/1099   1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1098.1575 1098.1531 4.0 1025.9 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 2+ 1748.2660 1748.2657 0.2 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1165.8545 1165.8462 7.1 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1233.5400 1233.5394 0.5 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1238.1741 1238.1579 13.1 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 2+ 1626.2239 1626.2127 6.9 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1084.4862 1084.4776 7.9 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1181.4943 1181.5094 12.8 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1219.8777 1219.8638 11.4 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1384.5927 1384.5888 2.8 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 2+ 1532.6864 1532.6705 10.4 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 2+ 1808.7661 1808.7788 7.0 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1206.1957 1206.1883 6.1 1026.1/1099.0 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1303.2216 1303.2201 1.2 1099.2/1026   1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1273.8855 1273.8814 3.2 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 2+ 1613.6986 1613.6969 1.1 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1076.1353 1076.1337 1.5 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1192.5289 1192.5128 13.5 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1238.1741 1238.1722 1.5 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1327.8999 1327.8990 0.7 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 2+ 1694.7447 1694.7233 12.6 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSN 3+ 1314.2352 1314.2235 8.9 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 2+ 1775.7544 1775.7497 2.6 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1184.1662 1184.1689 2.3 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1238.1741 1238.1865 10.0 1847.9113 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK 3+ 1079.4228 1079.4279 4.8 1695.7412 IWNNMTWMEWER 27-28 4+ 1481.4264 1481.4040 15.1 1562.3 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN  (+3) PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 30-31 4+ 1532.1911 1532.1738 11.3 1561.7 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN  (+3) PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1225.9579 1225.9405 14.2 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1546.4609 1546.4292 20.5 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1582.9747 1582.9437 19.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1471.1580 1471.1473 7.3 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1229.1332 1229.1395 5.1 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1250.1566 1250.1458 8.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1613.2335 1613.2002 20.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1266.5685 1266.5564 9.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1258.3565 1258.3511 4.3 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1269.3493 1269.3275 17.2 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1290.7546 1290.7616 5.4 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1323.1835 1323.1722 8.5 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1396.2154 1396.1986 12.0 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPN PQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 30-31 5+ 1364.0199 1363.8970 90.1 DVNATNTTNDSEGTMER 5+ 1299.2039 1299.0758 98.6 DVNATNTTNDSEGTMER 32 1337.6222 1337.6335 8.4 EIDNYTSEIYTLIEESQNQQEK F# Charge State Mod Position Glycan 4-6 2+ 340-363 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 340-357 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 340-354 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 340-363 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 340-363 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 340-357 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 340-354 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 340-363 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 340-351 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 340-363 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 340-357 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 340-354 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 340-363 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 340-352 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 11-13 2+ 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 14-16 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ FOR 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 3+ 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ FOR 327-334 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 2+ 327-334 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 327-334 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 327-334 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 327-334 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 327-334 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 327-334 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ U 327-334 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 327-334 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 15-16 2+ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 319-326 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 319-326 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 18-19 2+ 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 3+ 171-184 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 2+ 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 171-184 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 171-184 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 171-184 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6 3+ 171-184 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 171-184 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 171-184 [Hex]8[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuGc]1 2+ 171-184 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 18-20 3+ 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 3+ 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ OX 443-462 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 3+ FOR 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[SO3]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuGc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 3+ 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuGc]1 3+ 443-462 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 3+ OX 443-462 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]10[HexNAc]2 21-20 3+ 148-158 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 148-158 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ U 148-158 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 148-158 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 148.158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 148-158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 3+ 148-158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 148-158 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 148-158 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 148-158 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[SO3]1 3+ 148-158 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 148-158 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 148-158 [Hex]11[HexNAc]2 21-24 2+ 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2+ 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ PyroC 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 431-442 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 431-442 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 431-442 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ PyroC 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 431-442 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 431-442 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 431-442 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ PyroC 431-442 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 443-462 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ 443-462 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 23-24 2+ 555-570 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 555-570 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 555-570 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[SO3]2 2+ 555-570 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 555-570 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 555-570 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 555-570 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 555-570 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 555-570 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[SO3]1 3+ 555-570 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 555-570 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 555-570 [Hex]7[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 555-570 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 555-570 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 555-570 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 575-586 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 27-28 4+ 54-91 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 30-31 4+ 54-91 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 5+ 54-91 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 4+ 54-91 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 4+ 54-91 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 4+ 54-91 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 5+ 54-91 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 5+ 54-91 4+ 54-91 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 5+ 54-91 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 5+ 54-91 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 5+ 54-91 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 5+ 54-91 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 5+ 54-91 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 5+ 54-91 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 30-31 5+ OX 127-143 3 sites: Man7, Man7, Man9 5+ OX 127-143 3 sites: Man7, Man7, Man7 32 Non-glycosylated

TABLE 4 LC-MS Glycopeptide Assignments For CON-S F# Charge Experimental Theoretical Error Y_(t) [Peptide + II] Peptide Sequence 1-4 2+ 1156.4487 1156.4539 4.50 851.3722 FNGTGPCK 2+ 1587.6075 1587.6072 0.19 823.3773 FNGTGPCK 2+ 1291.9885 1291.9934 3.79 1083.5 880.3987 FNGTGPCK 2+ 1373.0222 1373.0198 1.75 1083.5 880.3987 FNGTGPCK 1-2 2+ 1116.9586 1116.9549 3.31 788.3691 EHFNNK 2+ 1218.5059 1218.4946 9.27 788.3691 EHFNNK 2+ 1164.9294 1164.9308 1.12 788.3691 EHFNNK 2+ 1002.9005 1002.8994 1.10  991.57 788.3691 EHFNNK 2+ 1177.4673 1177.4680 0.59 788.3691 EHFNNK 2+ 1245.9790 1245.9786 0.32 788.3691 EHFNNK 2+ 1327.0049 1327.0050 0.08 788.3691 EHFNNK 3-4 2+ 1251.5432 1251.5475 3.44  631.0/1261.6 1057.5543 LREHFNNK 2+ 1353.0867 1353.0872 0.37 1057.5543 LREHFNNK 2+ 1231.0430 1231.0342 7.15 1057.5543 LREHFNNK 2+ 1137.4981 1137.4920 5.36 1057.5543 LREHFNNK 2+ 1312.0724 1312.0606 8.99 1057.5543 LREHFNNK 2+ 1218.5217 1218.5184 2.71 1057.5543 LREHFNNK 2+ 1380.5756 1380.5712 3.19 1057.5543 LREHFNNK 2+ 1461.5983 1461.5976 0.48 1057.5543 LREHFNNK 2-4 2+ 1166.4753 1166.4782 2.49 1115.5268 QAHCNISGTK 2+ 1157.9581 1157.9649 5.87 1301.5 1098.5002 QAHCNISGTK 2+ 1587.6075 1587.6184 6.87 1098.5002 QAHCNISGTK 2+ 1409.5582 1409.5574 0.49 1115.5268 QAHCNISGTK 3+ 940.0417 940.0407 1.06 1318.5 1115.5268 QAHCNISGTK 2+ 1401.0501 1401.0442 4.21 1098.5002 QAHCNISGTK 2+ 1490.5868 1490.5839 2.01 1318.6 1115.5268 QAHCNISGTK 3+ 994.0609 994.0583 2.62 660.02/1318.6 1115.5268 QAHCNISGTK 2+ 1482.0715 1482.0706 0.61 1301.6 1098.5002 QAHCNISGTK 18-19 3+ 1218.8466 1218.8505 3.20 1543.7440 QAHCNISGTKWNK 3+ 1305.1849 1305.1852 0.23 1726.5 1571.7389 QAHCNISGTKWNK 2-3 2+ 1319.5503 1319.5529 1.97 1339.4 990.4856 SENITNNAK 2+ 1205.5023 1205.4973 4.15 990.4856 SENITNNAK 2+ 1372.5452 1372.5479 1.97 1033.4914 SENITNNAK 2+ 1103.9567 1103.9576 0.82 1193.5 990.4856 SENITNNAK 2+ 1184.9899 1184.9841 4.89 990.4856 SENITNNAK 2+ 1409.5882 1409.5663 15.54 1033.4914 SENITNNAK 2+ 1584.1332 1584.1350 1.14 1033.4914 SENITNNAK 2+ 1266.0109 1266.0105 0.39 1193.5 990.4856 SENITNNAK 2+ 1490.5868 1490.5927 3.96 1033.4914 SENITNNAK 3-4 2+ 1347.0394 1347.0369 1.86 1193.5 990.4856 SENITNNAK 2+ 1428.0684 1428.0633 3.57 990.4856 SENITNNAK 3 2+ 1442.5788 1442.6577 54.69 1546.7 1343.7801 WNKTLQQVAKK 2+ 1156.4409 1156.4383 2.33  650.33 447.2356 WNK 4-5 2+ 1160.4872 1160.4858 1.21 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1262.0140 1262.0255 9.11 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1335.0390 1335.0545 11.61 1630.7/1776.6 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1363.5621 1363.5652 2.27 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1436.5968 1436.5941 1.88 1776.7/1630.6 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1465.1025 1465.1049 1.64 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1538.1244 1538.1339 6.18 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1639.6930 1639.6736 11.83 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1241.5155 1241.5123 2.58 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1343.0704 1343.0519 13.77 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1416.0768 1416.0809 2.90 1630.7/1776.7 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1424.0856 1424.0783 5.13 1630.7 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1322.5446 1322.5386 4.54 1630.7 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1497.1163 1497.1073 6.01 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1464.0842 1464.0567 18.78 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1525.6365 1525.6180 12.13 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1403.5756 1403.5651 7.48 1630.7 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1505.1039 1505.1047 0.53 1630.6 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1578.1262 1578.1337 4.75 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1606.6709 1606.6444 16.49 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1484.6057 1484.5915 9.56 1630.9 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1565.6242 1565.6179 4.02 1630.7 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1646.6523 1646.6443 4.86 1630.7 1427.6476 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1436.5968 1436.5942 1.81 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1538.1244 1538.1339 6.18 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1416.0768 1416.0809 2.90 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1517.6222 1517.6206 1.05 1630.7/1776.7 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1686.6788 1686.6631 9.31 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1497.1163 1497.1073 6.01 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 3+ 1086.7249 1086.7223 2.39 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1578.1262 1578.1337 4.75 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1659.1649 1659.1601 2.89 1370.6262 EANTTLFCASDAK 4-5 2+ 1535.1362 1535.1326 2.35 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 15-16 2+ 1616.1596 1616.1590 0.37 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 18-20 2+ 1628.7059 1628.6963 5.96 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1730.2230 1730.2360 7.51 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1535.1362 1535.1541 11.66 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1616.1596 1616.1805 12.93 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1292.0772 1292.0748 1.86 1893.8/947.7  1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1393.6180 1393.6145 2.51 1894.6/948.2  1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1466.6413 1466.6435 1.50 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1495.1548 1495.1542 0.40 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1568.1874 1568.1831 2.74 1893.9 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1669.7298 1669.7229 4.13 1893.8 2690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1771.2772 1771.2626 8.24 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1373.1031 1373.1013 1.31 1893.8/947.7  1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1474.6313 1474.6409 6.51 1893.9/948   1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1547.6695 1547.6699 0.26 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1750.7448 1750.7492 2.51 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 3+ 1361.5569 1361.5655 6.32 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1555.6774 1555.6673 6.49 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1454.1300 1454.1276 1.65 1893.8/947.7  1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1628.7037 1628.6963 4.60 1893.8 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1730.2303 1730.2360 3.29 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 3+ 1347.8951 1347.8900 3.78 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1831.7700 1831.7757 3.11 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1535.1602 1535.1541 3.97 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1636.6929 1636.6937 0.49 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1709.7191 1709.7227 2.11 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1616.1805 1616.1805 0.00 1893.9/947.6  1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1697.2128 1697.2069 3.48 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 2+ 1778.2159 1778.2333 9.79 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 3+ 1239.8433 1239.8422 0.89 1690.8256 LINCNTSAITQACPK 15-17 2+ 1270.0439 1270.0398 3.23 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 20-21 2+ 1444.5985 1444.6084 6.85 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 30-31 2+ 1546.1551 1546.1481 4.53 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1618.6795 1618.6669 7.78 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1647.6877 1647.6878 0.06 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1351.0603 1351.0662 4.37  925.7/1849.8 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1424.0871 1424.0951 5.62 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1452.6028 1452.6059 2.13 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1525.6392 1525.6348 2.88 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1655.6876 1655.6853 1.39 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1728.7193 1728.7142 2.95 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1346.8753 1346.8755 0.15 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1268.8394 1268.8509 9.06 1849.8 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1533.6464 1533.6323 9.19 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1432.0954 1432.0926 1.96 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1071.4507 1071.4432 7.00 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1606.6708 1606.6612 5.98 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1635.1774 1635.1720 3.30 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1120.1207 1120.1292 7.59 1849   1589.7341 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1708.2052 1708.2009 2.52 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1206.8378 1206.8295 6.88 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1513.1252 1513.1190 4.10 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 1527.1224 1527.1165 3.86 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1260.8585 1260.8471 9.04 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1309.5245 1309.5331 6.57 1589.7341 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1594.1540 1594.1454 5.39 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1314.8659 1314.8647 0.91 1589.7341 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1382.5632 1382.5578 3.91 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1117.1245 1117.1170 6.71 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1675.1782 1675.1718 3.82 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1171.1453 1171.1346 9.14 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 2+ 1756.2094 1756.1982 6.38 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 3+ 1279.1832 1279.1698 10.48 1646.7555 NNNNTNDTITLPCR 18-20 3+ 1232.5150 1232.5092 4.71 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1300.2075 1300.2024 3.92 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1367.8986 1367.8955 2.27 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1102.4567 1102.4547 1.81 1227.9 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1218.8466 1218.8337 10.58 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1305.5218 1305.5340 9.34 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1354.2230 1354.2200 2.22 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1451.2552 1451.2518 2.34 1227.5 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1518.9468 1518.9449 1.25 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1156.4763 1156.4722 3.55 1227.9 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1272.8628 1272.8513 9.03 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1408.2524 1408.2376 10.51 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1505.2666 1505.2694 1.86 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1210.4972 1210.4899 6.03 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1326.8643 1326.8689 3.47 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1375.2253 1375.2148 7.64 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1437.5853 1437.5763 6.26 2234.9849 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1462.2479 1462.2552 4.99 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1559.3010 1559.2870 8.98 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1264.5123 1264.5075 3.80 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1372.5427 1372.5427 0.00 1227.9 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1480.5706 1480.5779 4.93 2250.9798 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 20-21 2+ 1522.6397 1522.6516 7.82 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1595.6768 1595.6805 2.32 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1697.2305 1697.2202 6.07 1076.8 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1798.7723 1798.7599 6.89 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3+ 1199.5139 1199.5090 4.09 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1900.3074 1900.2996 4.10 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1502.1424 1502.1383 2.73 1076.8 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1603.6862 1603.6780 5.11 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1676.7151 1676.7069 4.89 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1879.7935 1879.7863 3.83 1076.8 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1684.7036 1684.7044 0.42 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1583.1708 1583.1647 3.85 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1757.7375 1757.7333 2.39 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3+ 1172.1578 1172.1580 0.17 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1960.7955 1960.8127 8.77 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1664.1902 1664.1911 0.54 1077.2 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1838.7486 1838.7597 6.04 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3+ 1274.5348 1274.5214 10.51 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1745.2247 1745.2175 4.13 1076.6 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1826.2494 1826.2439 3.01 1076.7 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 3+ 1353.2122 1353.2179 4.21 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1907.2739 1907.2703 1.89 1948.8997 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 23-27 2+ 1123.9866 1123.9833 2.94 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 34-35 2+ 1298.5541 1298.5519 1.69 1703.8/1557.7 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1327.0679 1327.0626 3.99 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1400.1004 1400.0916 6.29 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1501.6420 1501.6313 7.13 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1603.1831 1603.1710 7.55 1703/1557 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1306.5547 1306.5494 4.06 1557   1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1379.5812 1379.5783 2.10 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1408.0902 1408.0891 0.78 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1422.0813 1422.0865 3.66 1382.6374 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1481.1246 1481.1180 4.46 1703.8/1557.7 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1205.0137 1205.0097 3.40 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1582.6652 1582.6577 4.74 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1728.2005 1728.2054 2.84 1297.6211 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1286.0405 1286.0361 3.42 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1387.5846 1387.5758 6.41 1557.7 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1533.1154 1533.1235 5.28 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1707.6869 1707.6921 3.05 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1460.6116 1460.6047 4.72 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1489.1111 1489.1155 2.95 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1503.1151 1503.1129 1.46 1382.6374 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1707.6948 1707.6921 1.58 1297.6211 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1367.0661 1367.0625 2.63 1557.7 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1468.6081 1468.6022 4.02 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1671.6941 1671.6816 7.48 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1671.6914 1671.6816 5.86 1297.6211 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1541.6194 1541.6311 7.59 1703.8/1557.6 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1541.6262 1541.6311 3.18 1703.8/1557   1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1584.1572 1584.1393 11.30 1382.6374 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1448.0986 1448.0889 6.70 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1563.6435 1563.6260 11.19 1382.6374 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1636.6431 1636.6555 7.58 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1636.6431 1636.6550 7.27 1325.6160 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1529.1250 1529.1153 6.34 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 2+ 1610.1519 1610.1417 6.33 1557.7 1354.6425 NCSFNITTEIR 29-30 2+ 1165.0431 1165.0545 9.78 1290.7 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 26-28 2+ 1193.5674 1193.5652 1.84 1290.7 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 14-15 2+ 1266.5982 1266.5942 3.24 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1266.5962 1266.5942 1.66 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1295.1151 1295.1050 7.88 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1368.1384 1368.1339 3.29 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1368.1382 1368.1339 3.14 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1267.5791 1267.5838 3.71 1130.6535 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1274.5985 1274.5917 5.34 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1507.1642 1507.1658 1.06 1115.6426 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1528.6717 1528.6687 1.96 1158.6484 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1071.5125 1071.5123 0.19 1290.7 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1173.0544 1173.0520 2.05 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1246.0837 1246.0809 2.25 1290   1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1489.1458 1489.1387 4.77 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1254.0812 1254.0784 2.23 1290.7 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1268.0810 1268.0758 4.10 1115.6426 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1327.1130 1327.1073 4.30 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1355.6198 1355.6181 1.25 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1269.0798 1269.0655 11.27 1158.6484 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1559.6943 1559.6871 4.62 1130.6535 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1233.5686 1233.5651 2.84 1290.7 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1429.6647 1429.6366 19.66 1130.6535 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1314.5969 1314.5915 4.11 1290.7 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1417.1249 1417.1208 2.89 1130.6535 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1395.6220 1395.6179 2.94 1290.7 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1498.1530 1498.1472 3.87 1130.6535 SNITGLLLTR 2+ 1476.6450 1476.6443 0.47 1290.7 1087.6477 SNITGLLLTR 31-32 6+ 1377.4800 1377.2066 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1404.6400 1404.2154 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1431.4400 1431.2242 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1458.3100 1458.2330 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1485.3400 1485.2418 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1512.4100 1512.2506 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1539.3200 1539.2594 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1566.3400 1566.2682 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1593.1500 1593.2770 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1620.3200 1620.2858 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1647.5100 1647.2946 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1674.4000 1674.3034 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 6+ 1701.1700 1701.3122 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1717.2900 1717.2675 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1749.5800 1749.6781 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1782.3700 1782.0886 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1814.4300 1814.4992 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1847.2000 1846.9097 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1879.5000 1879.3203 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1911.4300 1911.7309 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1944.4900 1944.1414 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 5+ 1976.9500 1976.5520 **** 2850.3613 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNN TEEK 35-36 4+ 1479.4066 1479.3881 8.54 4412.0389 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1428.3833 1428.3841 0.53 1.0078 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1479.1620 1479.1539 5.46 4412.0389 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1493.4064 1493.4038 2.18 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1529.9330 1529.9238 6.03 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1468.8833 1468.8973 9.51 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1519.6750 1519.6671 5.18 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1570.4200 1570.4369 10.76 4469.0603 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1592.3395 1592.4410 63.74 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1509.4340 1509.4105 15.59 4412.0389 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1422.1360 1422.1261 6.96 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1560.2100 1560.1803 19.02 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1632.7999 1632.9542 94.49 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 36-37 4+ 1462.6240 1462.6394 10.53 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1503.1770 1503.1526 16.23 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 4+ 1543.6690 1543.6658 2.07 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 36-37 4+ 1584.1990 1584.1790 12.62 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDP NPQEIVLENVTENFNMWK 39-40 2+ 1336.1443 1336.1406 2.77 EINNYTDHYSLIEESQNQQEK F# Charge Mod Position Glycan 1-4 2+ FOR 230-237 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ 230-237 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 2+ 230-237 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 230-237 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 1-2 2+ 347-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 347-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 347-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[SO3]1 2+ 347-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 347-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 347-352 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 347-352 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3-4 2+ 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 345-352 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 345-352 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 345-352 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 345-352 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 345-352 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 345-352 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2-4 2+ 324-333 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ PyroC 324-333 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ Pyro 324-333 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 2+ 324-333 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 324-333 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ PyroC 324-333 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 324-333 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 324-333 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ PyroC 324-333 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 18-19 3+ 324-336 [Hex]3[HexNAc]8 3+ FOR 324-336 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuGc]2 2-3 2+ 271-279 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 271-279 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ U 271-279 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 271-279 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 271-279 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ U 271-279 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 2+ U 271-279 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 271-279 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ U 271-279 [Hex]7[HexNAc]4 3-4 2+ 271-279 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 271-279 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3 2+ 334-344 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 334-336 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 4-5 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 46-58 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 46-58 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 46-58 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 46-58 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 46-58 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[SO3]1 2+ 46-58 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ 46-58 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 46-58 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 46-58 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 2+ 46-58 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 2+ 46-58 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 2+ 46-58 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ 46-58 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 2+ 46-58 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 3+ 46-58 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuGc]2 2+ 46-58 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 2+ 46-58 [Hex]7[HexNAc]4 4-5 2+ 190-204 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[SO3]1 15-16 2+ 190-204 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[SO3]1 18-20 2+ 190-204 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2+ 190-204 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 190-204 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 190-204 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 190-204 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 190-204 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 190-204 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 190-204 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 190-204 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 190-204 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 190-204 [Hex]10[HexNAc]2 15-17 2+ 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 20-21 2+ 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 30-31 2+ 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 2+ 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 3+ 397-410 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 3+ 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 397-410 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 FOR 397-410 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 397-410 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 397-410 [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 397-410 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 397-410 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6 3+ 397-410 [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 397-410 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 397-410 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 397-410 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ 397-410 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 397-410 [Hex]11[HexNAc]2 18-20 3+ 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 3+ 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 3+ 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 448-408 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 448-408 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 448-408 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 448-408 [Hex]11[HexNAc]2 20-21 2+ 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2+ 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 173-189 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 173-189 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 173-189 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 173-189 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 173-189 [Hex]8[HexNAc]4 2+ 173-189 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 23-27 2+ 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 34-35 2+ 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ FOR 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ FOR 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ 150-160 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 2+ 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 2+ 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ FOR 150-160 [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 2+ 150-160 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ FOR 150-160 [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 2+ 150-160 [Hex]7[HexNAc]3Fuc1 2+ FOR 150-160 [Hex]7[HexNAc]4 2+ 150-160 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 150-160 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 29-30 2+ 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 26-28 2+ 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 14-15 2+ 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 2+ 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ U 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ FOR 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ FOR, U 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[SO3]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ FOR 438-447 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 438-447 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ FOR, U 438-447 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ U 438-447 [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 2+ 438-447 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ U 438-447 [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 438-447 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ U 438-447 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 438-447 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ U 438-447 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ 438-447 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 31-32 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man6, Man6, Man6, Man5 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man6, Man6, Man6, Man6 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man6, Man6, Man6, Man7 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man6, Man6, Man7, Man7 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man6, Man7, Man7, Man7 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man7, Man7, Man7, Man7 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man8, Man7, Man7, Man7 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man8, Man8, Man7, Man7 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man8, Man8, Man8, Man7 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man8, Man8, Man8, Man8 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man9, Man8, Man8, Man8 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man9, Man9, Man8, Man8 6+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man9, Man9, Man9, Man8 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man6, Man6, Man6, Man7 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man6, Man6, Man7, Man7 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man6, Man7, Man7, Man7 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man7, Man7, Man7, Man7 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man8, Man7, Man7, Man7 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man8, Man8, Man7, Man7 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man8, Man8, Man8, Man7 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man8, Man8, Man8, Man8 5+ 121-145 4 Sites: Man9, Man8, Man8, Man8 35-36 4+ U, Ox 59-96 [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]2 4+ 59-96 [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 4+ 59-96 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 4+ 59-96 [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 4+ 59-96 [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 4+ 59-96 [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 4+ 59-96 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 4+ 59-96 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 4+ 59-96 [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 4+ 59-96 [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 4+ 59.96 [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 4+ 59-96 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 4+ 59-96 [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 36-37 4+ 59-96 [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 4+ 59-96 [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 4+ 59-96 [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 36-37 4+ 59-96 [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 39-40 2+ non glycosylated

TABLE 5 Tryptic glycopeptides detected by MALDI MS and ESI-FTICR MS. Number of Potential Number of Glycosylation Sites Glycopeptide Sites Occupied N S gp140 ΔCFI A. Glycopeptides with fully occupied Sites EAN⁴⁶TTLFCASDAK 1 1 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEIVLEN⁸⁷VTENFNMWK 1 1 CNDKKFN²³⁷GTGPCK 1 1 SEN²⁸⁰ITNNAK 1 1 QAHCN³³⁷ISGTK 1 1 LREHFNN³⁶¹K 1 1 GEFFYCN³⁹¹TSGLFN³⁹⁷STWIGN⁴⁰³GTK 3 3 SN⁴⁵³ITGLLLTR 1 1 B. Glycopeptides with open and/or partially occupied sites LTPLCVTLN¹²⁹CTNVN¹³⁵VTN¹³⁸TTN¹⁴¹NTEEK 4 2 and 3 N¹⁵⁵CSFN¹⁵⁹ITTEIR 2 1 and 2 LDVVPIDDNNN¹⁹⁰N¹⁹¹SNYR 2 1 LINCN²⁰¹TSAITQACPK 1 0 and 1 N²⁴⁵VSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLN²⁶⁶GSLAEEEIIIR 2 1 and 2 TIIVQLN²⁹³ESVEIN²⁹⁹CTRPNN³⁰⁵NTR 3 1 and 2 WN³⁴⁴K 1 0 and 1 NNN⁴¹³NTN⁴¹⁶DTITLPCR 2 1 and 2 DGGNN⁴⁶⁶NTN⁴⁶⁹ETEIFRPGGGDMR 2 1 and 2 C. Nonglycosylated Peptides DQQLEIWDN⁶³¹MTMEWER 1 0 EINN⁶⁴³YTDIIYSLIEESQNQQEK 1 0 JR FL gp140 ΔCF A. Glycopeptides with fully occupied sites AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVLEN⁸⁷VTEHFNMWK 1 1 N²⁴⁵VSTQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLN²⁶⁶GSLAEEEIIIR 2 2 SDTN²⁸⁰FTNNAK 1 1 ESVEIN²⁹⁹CTRPNN³⁰⁵NTR 2 2 QAHCN³³⁷ISR 1 1 AKWN³⁴⁴DTLK 1 1 LREQFEN³⁶¹K 1 1 CSSN⁴⁵³ITGLLLTR 1 1 DGGINEN⁴⁶⁹GTEIFRPGGGDMR 1 1 IWNN⁶³¹MTWMEWER 1 1 B. Glycopeptides with open and partially occupied sites LTPLCVTLNCKDVN¹³⁵ATN¹³⁸TTNN¹⁴¹DSEGTMER 3 2 N¹⁵³CSFN¹⁵⁹ITTSIRDEVQK 2 1 and 2 LDVVPIDNN¹⁹¹N¹⁹²TSYR 2 1 TIVFN³⁶⁷HSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCN³⁹¹STQLFN³⁹⁷STWNN⁴⁰²NTEGSN⁴¹²NTEGNTITLPCR* 5 2 LICTTAVPWN⁶¹⁷ASWSN⁶²²K 2 1 C. Nonglycosylated Peptide EIDN⁶⁴³YTSEIYTLIEESQNQQEK 1 0

TABLE 6 Representative Glycopeptide Compositions for JR-FL and CON-S. Env Charge Experimental Theoretical Mass Domain State Mass Mass Error Peptide JR-FL

140ΔCF V1-V

1+ 3721.7263 3721.5889 36.9 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1295.2152 1295.2188 2.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1392.2512 1392.2506 0.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 1+ 3452.4651 3452.4514 4.0 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 1+ 3614.5623 3614.5042 16.1 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK 3+ 1259.5146 1259.5239 7.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK C2-V3 1+ 4788.6450 4788.9031 53.9 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 1+ 5340.7336 5341.1192 72.2 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 1+ 5543.6627 5544.1986 96.7 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 1+ 5154.0062 5154.0347 5.5 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 1+ 5503.9859 5503.1720 147.9 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR 1+ 5113.2030 5113.0086 38.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR C4 2+ 1491.6762 1491.6652 7.4 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1369.6179 1369.6122 4.2 CSSNITGLLLTR 3+ 1078.1394 1078.1355 3.6 CSSNITGLLLTR 2+ 1572.7100 1572.6916 11.7 CSSNITGLLLTR CON-S gp140ΔCF1 C1 2+ 1525.6365 1525.6280 12.1 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1403.5756 1403.5651 7.5 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1505.1039 1505.1047 0.5 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1578.1262 1578.1337 4.8 EANTTLFCASDAK 2+ 1606.6709 1606.6444 16.5 EANTTLFCASDAK 4+ 1509.4340 1509.4105 63.7 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1592.3395 1592.4410 15.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1422.1360 1422.1261 7.0 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVLENVTEHFNMWK V2 2+ 1603.6862 1603.6780 5.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1879.7935 1879.7863 3.8 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR 2+ 1684.7036 1684.7044 0.4 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR C2 1+ 6213.3965 6213.8508 73.1 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 1+ 6700.3182 6700.0993 46.1 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 1+ 6862.0877 6862.0621 3.7 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR 1+ 7024.3167 7024.1149 28.7 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR V5 1+ 4222.7593 4222.6982 14.5 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 1+ 4425.8540 4425.7780 17.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1326.8643 1326.8689 3.5 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR 3+ 1375.2253 1375.2148 7.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR Env Domain Charge State Mod* Carbohydrate Composition JR-FL

140ΔCF V1-V

1+ [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 1+ [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C2-V3 1+ [Hex]10[HexNAc]6[FuC]1 1+ [Hex]10[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ [Hex]10[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ [Hex]11[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ [Hex]11[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ [Hex]12[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 C4 2+ [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 CON-S gp140ΔCF1 C1 2+ [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 4+ [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 4+ [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 4+ [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 V2 2+ [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 C2 1+ [Hex]11[HexNAc]4 1+ [Hex]14[HexNAc]4 1+ [Hex]15[HexNAc]4 1+ [Hex]16[HexNAc]4 V5 1+ [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ [Hex]5[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1

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TABLE 7 MALDI MS Glycopeptide Composition for CON-S gp140 ΔCF1 Charge Experimental Theoretical Mass Env Domain State Mass Mass Error Peptide Mod* Carbohydrate Composition C1 1+ 2644.1221 2644.0699 19.7 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 2888.3347 2888.1759 55.0 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 1+ 2929.3943 2929.2025 65.5 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 2993.3850 2993.2072 59.4 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 C1-V1 1+ 5041.5824 5041.1539 85.0 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]6[HexNAc]6 1+ 5738.9521 5739.4285 83.0 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]6[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 5406.7663 5406.2861 88.8 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]7[HexNAc]7 1+ 5609.9220 5609.3655 99.2 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]7[HexNAc]8 1+ 5901.6890 5901.4813 35.2 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]7[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 5365.5875 5365.2596 61.1 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]8[HexNAc]6 1+ 5771.8938 5771.4183 82.4 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]8[HexNAc]8 1+ 6063.2075 6063.5341 53.9 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]8[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 6266.7359 6266.6135 19.5 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]8[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 5528.0909 5527.3124 140.8 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]9[HexNAc]6 1+ 5730.6665 5730.3918 47.9 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]9[HexNAc]7 1+ 5933.8848 5933.4711 69.7 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]9[HexNAc]8 1+ 6225.4019 6225.5870 29.7 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]9[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 6428.2896 6428.6663 58.6 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]9[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 6485.2627 6485.6878 65.5 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]9[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 5689.1245 5689.3652 42.3 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]10[HexNAc]6 1+ 5835.5916 5835.4231 28.9 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]10[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 5892.6890 5892.4445 41.5 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]10[HexNAc]7 1+ 6096.1835 6095.5240 108.3 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]10[HexNAc]8 1+ 6388.2949 6387.6398 102.6 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]10[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 6647.8921 6647.7406 22.8 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]10[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 5851.4702 5851.4180 8.9 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]11[HexNAc]6 1+ 5997.6035 5997.4760 21.3 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]11[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 6054.9711 6054.4974 78.2 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]11[HexNAc]7 1+ 6258.2036 6257.5768 100.2 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]11[HexNAc]8 1+ 6013.8884 6013.4019 69.4 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]12[HexNAc]6 1+ 6159.9634 6159.5288 70.6 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]12[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 6217.2973 6216.5502 120.2 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]12[HexNAc]7 1+ 6321.9770 6321.5816 62.5 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]13[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 6483.9414 6483.6344 47.3 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEK [Hex]14[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 7412.6018 7413.0309 57.9 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEIK [Hex]18[HexNAc]6 1+ 7578.0944 7575.0837 397.4 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEIK [Hex]19[HexNAc]6 1+ 7738.5202 7737.1365 178.8 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEIK [Hex]20[HexNAc]6 1+ 7900.7293 7899.1893 195.0 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEIK [Hex]21[HexNAc]6 1+ 8063.1905 8061.2422 241.7 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEIK [Hex]22[HexNAc]6 1+ 8222.8220 8223.2950 57.5 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEIK [Hex]23[HexNAc]6 1+ 8384.1082 8385.3478 147.8 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEK [Hex]24[HexNAc]6 1+ 8549.4511 8547.4006 239.9 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEIK [Hex]25[HexNAc]6 1+ 8710.6020 8709.4534 131.9 LTPLCVTLNCTNVNVTNTTNNTEEKGEIK [Hex]26[HexNAc]6 V1-V2 1+ 2247.1045 2246.9592 64.3 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 2393.0872 2393.0171 29.3 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 2450.0596 2450.0386 8.6 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 1+ 2596.0635 2596.0965 12.7 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2653.1636 2653.1179 17.2 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 1+ 2799.2029 2799.1758 9.7 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2856.2510 2856.1974 18.8 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 3002.2961 3002.2552 13.6 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3059.3750 3059.2767 32.1 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 1+ 3205.3550 3205.3347 6.3 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2409.0415 2409.0120 12.2 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2612.1174 2612.0914 10.0 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 1+ 2758.1653 2758.1493 5.8 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2815.2466 2815.1705 27.0 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 1+ 2961.2813 2961.2287 17.8 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3164.3542 3164.3080 14.5 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2571.0828 2571.0648 7.0 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2774.1431 2774.1442 0.4 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 2920.1741 2920.2021 9.6 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3123.3137 3123.2815 10.3 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3326.4493 3326.3609 26.6 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2733.1489 2733.1177 11.4 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 2936.2502 2936.1970 18.1 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 1+ 3691.6216 3691.4931 34.8 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2895.2109 2895.1705 14.0 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 3057.2703 3057.2233 15.4 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 3219.3145 3219.2761 11.9 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V2 1+ 3231.4648 3231.3803 26.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]2[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2841.2253 2841.2164 3.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 3044.2886 3044.2958 2.4 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 1+ 3190.3647 3190.3537 3.4 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3247.4536 3247.3751 24.2 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 1+ 3393.4331 3393.4330 0.0 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3450.4529 3450.4546 0.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 3596.5557 3596.5125 12.0 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3799.6394 3799.5919 12.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4002.7573 4002.6715 21.7 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 3003.2751 3003.2693 1.9 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 3206.2073 3206.3486 44.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 1+ 3352.3937 3352.4065 3.8 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3555.5718 3555.4859 24.2 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3758.6563 3758.5652 17.7 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4164.7207 4164.7243 0.9 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 3165.3523 3165.3220 9.6 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 3368.4202 3368.4014 5.6 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 3514.4844 3514.4593 7.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3717.5706 3717.5387 8.6 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3774.6531 3774.5602 24.6 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 1+ 3920.6768 3920.6181 15.0 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4123.7106 4123.6980 3.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4326.8469 4326.7771 16.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 3327.3921 3327.3749 5.2 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 4082.7095 4082.6709 9.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4285.8389 4285.8031 8.4 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4488.9243 4488.8299 21.0 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 3489.4756 3489.4277 13.7 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 3692.4224 3692.5070 22.9 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 1+ 4447.8613 4447.8031 13.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4650.9059 4650.8825 5.0 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]7[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 3651.5273 3651.4805 12.8 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 3813.6113 3813.5333 20.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V2-C2 1+ 2583.2419 2583.1423 38.6 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 2744.1780 2744.1308 17.2 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2907.4192 2907.2479 58.9 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 1690.7651 1690.8251 35.5 LINCNTSAITQACPK Non-glycosylated C2 1+ 2905.1387 2905.1437 1.7 FNGTGPCK for [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]2 1+ 2688.2720 2688.0910 67.3 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC, u [Hex]2[HexNAc]4 1+ 2485.1846 2485.0166 67.6 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC, u [Hex]2[HexNAc]3 1+ 2400.9614 2400.9792 7.4 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 2750.1011 2750.1165 5.6 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2953.3030 2953.1958 24.9 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3156.2390 3156.2752 11.5 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2606.0569 2606.0379 7.3 CNDKKFNGTGPCK [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2912.0967 2912.1693 24.9 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2725.0557 2725.0848 10.7 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2754.0549 2754.1114 20.5 CNDKKFNGTGPCK for [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 3049.1704 3049.1905 6.6 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 3211.2683 3211.2767 2.6 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 3373.3042 3373.3295 7.5 CNDKKFNGTGPCK PyroC [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 1+ 4511.4214 4511.2628 35.2 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 5063.5541 5063.4864 13.4 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 5266.7388 5266.5658 32.8 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4673.3067 4673.3226 3.4 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 4835.4373 4835.3754 12.8 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 4997.4501 4997.4280 4.4 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 5159.6187 5159.4811 26.7 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 5321.7019 5321.5339 31.6 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 5483.6548 5483.5867 12.4 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 1+ 5727.7847 5727.6923 48.6 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]8[HexNAc]4 1+ 5890.1123 5889.7452 62.3 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]9[HexNAc]4 1+ 6051.9082 6051.7980 18.2 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]10[HexNAc]4 1+ 6213.3965 6213.8508 73.1 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]11[HexNAc]4 1+ 6375.6035 6375.9036 47.1 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]12[HexNAc]4 1+ 6537.7222 6537.9564 35.8 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]13[HexNAc]4 1+ 6700.3182 6700.0093 46.1 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]14[HexNAc]4 1+ 6862.0877 6862.0621 3.7 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]15[HexNAc]4 1+ 7024.3167 7024.1149 28.7 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]16[HexNAc]4 1+ 7186.4517 7186.1677 39.5 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]17[HexNAc]4 1+ 7348.2871 7348.2205 9.1 NVSTVQCTHGIKPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEIIIR [Hex]18[HexNAc]4 1+ 2044.8149 2044.8550 19.7 SENITNNAK [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2206.8865 2206.9080 9.7 SENITNNAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 C2-V3 1+ 3477.7258 3477.6272 28.4 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 4030.0671 4029.8438 55.4 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 4233.1758 4232.9232 59.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3639.7512 3639.6800 19.6 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 3842.6460 3842.7594 29.5 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 1+ 3801.6996 3801.7328 8.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 4004.9220 4004.8122 27.4 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 4817.3409 4817.1297 43.8 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]7 1+ 3963.7484 3963.7857 9.4 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 4979.7837 4979.1825 120.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]7 1+ 4126.0322 4125.8385 46.9 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 5142.3660 5141.2353 219.9 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]7 1+ 4450.2113 4449.9441 60.0 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 1+ 4694.2067 4694.0500 33.4 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]4 1+ 5246.4630 5246.2667 37.4 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 5303.8301 5303.2882 102.2 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]7 1+ 5505.4528 5506.3675 166.1 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]8 1+ 5449.9218 5449.3461 105.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 4855.9375 4856.1029 34.0 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]4 1+ 5465.6126 5465.3410 49.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]7 1+ 5667.5271 5668.4203 157.6 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]8 1+ 5205.4983 5205.2401 49.6 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 5408.5939 5408.3195 50.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 5018.1253 5018.1557 6.1 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]10[HexNAc]4 1+ 5830.5752 5830.4732 17.5 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]10[HexNAc]8 1+ 5180.5497 5180.2085 65.9 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]4 1+ 5991.4027 5992.5260 187.5 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]8 1+ 5342.6948 5342.2613 81.1 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]4 1+ 6153.6869 6154.5778 144.9 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]8 1+ 5894.4149 5894.4780 10.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 6097.6776 6097.5573 19.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 5504.7299 5504.3141 75.5 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]13[HexNAc]4 1+ 6315.8974 6316.6316 116.2 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]13[HexNAc]8 1+ 5666.1128 5666.3670 44.9 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]14[HexNAc]4 1+ 5990.7121 5990.4726 40.0 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]16[HexNAc]4 1+ 6152.6319 6152.5253 17.3 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]17[HexNAc]4 1+ 6314.7820 6314.5782 32.3 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]18[HexNAc]4 1+ 4817.3409 4817.1297 43.8 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]7 1+ 4979.7837 4979.1825 120.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]7 1+ 5142.3660 5141.2353 219.9 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]7 1+ 5303.8301 5303.2882 102.2 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]7 1+ 5465.6126 5465.3410 49.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]7 1+ 5341.8901 5344.3147 453.7 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]8 1+ 5505.4528 5506.4203 166.1 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]8 1+ 5667.5271 5668.4203 157.6 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]8 1+ 5830.5752 5830.4732 17.5 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]10[HexNAc]8 1+ 5991.4027 5992.5260 187.5 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]8 1+ 6153.6869 6154.5788 144.9 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]8 1+ 6315.8974 6316.6316 116.2 TIIVQLNESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]13[HexNAc]8 V3-C3 1+ 2152.9331 2152.8698 35.6 QAHCNISGTK PyroC [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2315.0049 2314.9225 35.6 QAHCNISGTK PyroC [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2477.0840 2476.9754 43.8 QAHCNISGTK PyroC [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 2639.1426 2639.0282 43.3 QAHCNISGTK PyroC [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 2801.1992 2801.0810 42.2 QAHCNISGTK PyroC [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 2963.2224 2963.1338 31.8 QAHCNISGTK PyroC [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C3 1+ 1961.9016 1961.8710 15.6 LREHFNNK for [Hex]2[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 2136.9360 2136.9560 9.4 LREHFNNK [Hex]2[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 1949.8629 1949.8710 4.2 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 2095.9573 2095.9289 13.6 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 2152.9226 2152.9504 12.9 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 1+ 2298.9907 2299.0083 7.7 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2356.0176 2356.0297 5.1 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 1+ 2502.0662 2502.0876 8.6 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2559.1252 2559.1091 6.3 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 2705.1394 2705.1670 10.2 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2908.2629 2908.2464 5.7 LREHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2111.9068 2111.9238 8.0 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2258.0251 2257.9817 19.2 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 2314.9868 2315.0032 7.1 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 1+ 2461.0405 2461.0611 8.4 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2518.0513 2518.0826 12.4 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 1+ 2664.1150 2664.1405 9.6 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2721.1809 2721.1620 6.9 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNac]5 1+ 2867.2256 2867.2198 2.0 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3070.3928 3070.2997 30.3 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2273.9646 2273.9766 5.3 LREHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2477.0398 2477.0560 6.5 LREHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 2623.0879 2623.1139 9.9 LREHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2680.0977 2680.1354 14.1 LREHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 1+ 2826.2041 2826.1933 3.8 LREHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2883.0730 2883.2148 49.2 LREHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 1+ 3029.2881 3029.2727 5.1 LREHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2436.0095 2436.0295 8.2 LREHFNNK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 2639.1279 2639.1088 7.2 LREHFNNK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 1+ 2785.1487 2785.1667 6.5 LREHFNNK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3191.2815 3191.3255 13.8 LREHFNNK [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2598.1082 2598.0823 10.0 LREHFNNK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 2801.0750 2801.1616 30.9 LREHFNNK [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 1+ 3453.1436 3453.4056 75.9 LREHFNNK u [Hex]7[HexNAc]6 1+ 2760.1155 2760.1351 7.1 LREHFNNK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 2963.2173 2963.215 0.8 LREHFNNK [Hex]8[HexNAc]3 1+ 2922.1624 2922.1879 8.7 LREHFNNK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C3-V4 1+ 6800.9766 6801.7104 107.9 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]9[HexNAc]14 1+ 6152.0557 6151.4457 99.2 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]10[HexNAc]10 1+ 6962.1792 6963.7632 227.5 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]10[HexNAc]14 1+ 7166.5439 7166.8428 41.7 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]10[HexNAc]15 1+ 6314.0684 6313.4985 90.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]11[HexNAc]10 1+ 6866.1265 6865.7152 59.9 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]11[HexNAc]12[Fuc]1 1+ 7069.6514 7068.7945 121.5 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]11[HexNAc]13[Fuc]1 1+ 7125.0083 7125.8160 113.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]11[HexNAc]14 1+ 7327.9819 7328.8954 124.6 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]11[HexNAc]15 1+ 5663.5830 5663.2339 61.6 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]12[HexNAc]6 1+ 6475.9736 6475.5513 65.2 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]12[HexNAc]10 1+ 6824.7241 6824.6886 5.2 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]12[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7028.3403 7027.7680 81.4 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]12[HexNAc]12[Fuc]1 1+ 7231.2227 7230.8474 51.9 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]12[HexNAc]13[Fuc]1 1+ 7287.7441 7287.8668 16.8 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]12[HexNAc]14 1+ 7491.4077 7490.9482 61.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]12[HexNAc]15 1+ 5826.4419 5825.2867 198.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]13[HexNAc]6 1+ 6985.7554 6986.7414 141.1 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]13[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7190.4492 7189.8208 87.4 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]13[HexNAc]12[Fuc]1 1+ 7392.1875 7392.9002 96.4 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]13[HexNAc]13[Fuc]1 1+ 7449.9614 7449.9216 5.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]13[HexNAc]14 1+ 7652.7634 7653.0010 31.0 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]13[HexNAc]15 1+ 5987.4145 5987.3395 12.5 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]14[HexNAc]6 1+ 7149.2563 7148.7943 64.6 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]14[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7351.7793 7351.8736 12.8 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]14[HexNAc]12[Fuc]1 1+ 7555.3291 7554.9530 49.8 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]14[HexNAc]13[Fuc]1 1+ 7612.7563 7611.9745 102.7 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]14[HexNAc]14 1+ 8424.8809 8424.2919 69.9 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]14[HexNAc]16 1+ 6148.8357 6149.3923 90.5 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]15[HexNAc]6 1+ 6961.6298 6961.7098 11.5 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]15[HexNAc]10 1+ 7310.8101 7310.8471 5.1 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]15[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7513.4927 7513.9264 57.7 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]15[HexNAc]12[Fuc]1 1+ 7717.5254 7717.0058 67.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]15[HexNAc]13[Fuc]1 1+ 7773.5708 7774.0273 58.7 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]15[HexNAc]14 1+ 8586.8281 8586.3448 56.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]15[HexNAc]16 1+ 6311.8320 6311.4451 61.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]16[HexNAc]6 1+ 7124.6578 7123.7626 125.7 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]16[HexNAc]10 1+ 7472.9624 7472.8999 8.4 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]16[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7675.3120 7375.9793 86.9 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]16[HexNAc]12[Fuc]1 1+ 7880.0347 7879.0586 123.9 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]16[HexNAc]13[Fuc]1 1+ 7936.1904 7936.0801 13.9 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]16[HexNAc]14 1+ 6473.2277 6473.4980 41.8 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]17[HexNAc]6 1+ 7286.0383 7285.8154 30.6 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]17[HexNAc]10 1+ 7635.0415 7634.9257 15.2 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]17[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7837.9741 7838.0321 7.4 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]17[HexNAc]12[Fuc]1 1+ 8097.7425 8098.1329 48.2 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]17[HexNAc]14 1+ 6635.3876 6635.5508 24.6 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]18[HexNAc]6 1+ 7448.1455 7447.8683 37.2 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]18[HexNAc]10 1+ 7796.8379 7797.0055 21.5 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]18[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 8260.7666 8260.70.3 70.3 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]18[HexNAc]14 1+ 6797.1307 6767.6036 69.6 GEFFYCNTSGLFNSTWIGNGTK [Hex]19[HexNAc]6 V4 1+ 2929.3943 2929.2361 54.0 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]2[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2539.0361 2539.0722 14.2 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 2888.4421 2888.2185 77.4 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3091.2617 3091.2888 8.8 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3294.3725 3294.3683 1.3 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2701.1055 2701.1251 7.3 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2904.2659 2904.2044 21.2 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 1+ 3050.3079 3050.2623 14.9 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3135.5369 3135.2787 82.4 NNNNTNDTITLPCR for [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 1+ 3253.4631 3253.3417 37.3 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3338.6038 3338.3581 73.6 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 1+ 3456.3638 3456.4210 16.5 NNNNTNDTITLPCR for [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2863.1807 2863.1778 1.0 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 3066.3567 3066.2572 32.4 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 3212.4602 3212.3151 45.2 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3312.3333 3312.3424 2.7 NNNNTNDTITLPCR u [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 1+ 3025.3657 3025.2307 44.6 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 3954.5527 3954.5795 6.8 NNNNTNDTITLPCR for [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]2 1+ 3187.3948 3187.2835 34.9 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 3349.4900 3349.3363 45.9 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]2[HexNAc]2 1+ 3511.5010 3511.3891 31.9 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 1+ 4890.0397 4889.8654 35.6 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]15[HexNAc]4 1+ 5051.9805 5051.9182 12.3 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]16[HexNAc]4 1+ 5214.0788 5213.9710 20.7 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]17[HexNAc]4 1+ 5376.3584 5376.0239 62.2 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]18[HexNAc]4 C4 1+ 2532.4939 2532.1810 123.6 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2631.7939 2632.2084 157.2 SNITGLLLTR u [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 2735.2043 2735.2605 20.5 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2938.6240 2938.3399 96.7 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2142.0044 2142.0173 6.0 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2751.4282 2751.2554 62.8 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 1+ 2304.0483 2304.0272 9.2 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2466.0999 2466.1229 9.3 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 2915.7188 2915.2874 148.0 SNITGLLLTR u [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 1+ 2628.1599 2628.1757 6.0 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 2790.2070 2790.2285 7.7 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 2952.2661 2952.2813 5.1 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V5 1+ 3143.2939 3143.2965 0.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAC]2 1+ 3289.3408 3289.3544 4.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 3492.4683 3492.4683 0.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3695.5459 3695.5132 8.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3898.6094 3898.5926 4.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5Fuc]1 1+ 4101.7837 4101.6723 27.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6Fuc]1 1+ 4304.3888 4304.7512 84.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]7Fuc]1 1+ 3305.3665 3305.3493 5.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 3654.5195 3654.4866 9.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3711.5139 3711.5081 1.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 1+ 3857.5933 3857.5660 7.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3914.6484 3914.5875 15.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 1+ 4060.7559 4060.6453 27.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4263.7798 4263.7250 12.9 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3467.4426 3467.4021 11.7 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 3816.5886 3816.5394 12.9 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 4019.6672 4019.6188 12.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 4222.7593 4222.6982 14.5 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4425.8540 4425.7780 17.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3629.5090 3629.4550 14.9 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 4384.9868 4384.7510 53.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4937.0005 4936.9675 6.7 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 5140.1138 5140.0469 13.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 5343.1846 5343.1263 10.9 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 5546.2119 5546.2056 1.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 5749.2845 5749.2850 0.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]11[Fuc]2 1+ 5952.7117 5952.3644 58.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]12[Fuc]2 1+ 3791.5891 3791.5078 21.4 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 5099.1850 5099.0204 32.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 5505.0344 5505.1791 26.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 5708.2237 5708.2585 6.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 5911.4698 5911.3378 22.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]11[Fuc]2 1+ 3953.6326 3953.5606 18.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 4359.9347 4359.7192 49.4 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]8[HexNAc]4 1+ 5058.1890 5057.9938 38.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]8[HexNAc]6[Fuc]2 1+ 5261.1964 5261.0732 23.4 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]8[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 5464.1788 5464.1525 4.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]8[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 4115.6401 4115.6134 6.5 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 1+ 4521.9683 4521.7721 43.4 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]9[HexNAc]4 1+ 4684.1528 4683.8429 70.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]10[HexNAc]4 1+ 4846.1432 4845.8777 54.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]11[HexNAc]4 1+ 5007.8786 5007.9305 10.4 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]12[HexNAc]4 1+ 5169.1245 5169.9833 166.1 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]13[HexNAc]4 1+ 5373.1152 5373.0627 9.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]13[HexNAc]5 1+ 5575.1899 5576.1421 170.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]13[HexNAc]6 TM 1+ 2310.4268 2309.9954 186.9 DQQLEIWDNMTWMEWER Non-glycosylated

TABLE 8 MALDI MS Glycopeptide Composition for JR-FL gp140 ΔCF Env Charge Experimental Theoretical Mass Domain State Mass Mass Error Peptide Mod* Carbohydrate Composition C1-V1 1+ 5840.2241 5840.4332 35.8 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]6[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 6043.8494 6043.5126 55.7 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]6[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 6247.0411 6246.5920 71.9 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]6[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 6303.2070 6303.6154 64.8 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]6[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 6449.8385 6449.6713 28.2 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]6[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 6653.4891 6652.7507 111.0 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]6[HexNAc]11[Fuc]2 1+ 6856.5493 6855.8301 104.9 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]6[HexNAc]12[Fuc]2 1+ 6059.3135 6059.5075 32.0 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]8[Fuc]1 1+ 6206.1958 6205.5654 101.6 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 6263.0366 6262.5869 71.8 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]9[Fuc]1 1+ 6409.1567 6408.6448 79.9 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 6465.4558 6465.6662 32.5 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 6612.4608 6611.7242 111.4 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 6669.9580 6668.7456 181.8 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 6815.7756 6814.8035 142.6 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]11[Fuc]2 1+ 7018.3477 7017.8829 66.2 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]7[HexNAc]12[Fuc]2 1+ 5467.2055 5466.2643 172.2 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]8[HexNAc]5 1+ 6018.2075 6018.4810 45.4 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]8[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 6221.8198 6221.5603 41.7 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]8[HexNAc]8[Fuc]1 1+ 6368.3890 6367.6182 121.0 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]8[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 6774.33.87 6773.7770 82.9 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]8[HexNAc]12[Fuc]2 1+ 6992.9269 6992.8513 10.8 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]9[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 6951.7734 6951.8147 5.9 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]10[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 7114.2993 7113.8775 59.3 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]11[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 7316.6846 7316.9590 37.5 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]11[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7275.6885 7275.9304 33.2 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]12[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 7422.9560 7421.9883 130.4 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]12[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 7478.9316 7479.0097 10.4 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]12[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7438.1411 7437.9832 21.2 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]13[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 7641.0825 7641.0625 2.6 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]13[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7599.9932 7600.0360 5.6 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]14[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 7802.7280 7803.1154 49.6 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]14[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 7761.9741 7762.0888 14.8 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]15[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 7964.5063 7965.1682 83.1 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]15[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 6559.6694 6559.6075 9.4 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]16[HexNAc]4 1+ 7923.7856 7924.1416 44.9 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]16[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 8127.2319 8127.2210 1.3 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]16[HexNAc]11[Fuc]1 1+ 6721.5526 6721.6603 15.5 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]17[HexNAc]4 1+ 8086.2433 8086.1945 6.0 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]17[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 6883.6978 6883.7131 2.2 LTPLCVTLNCKDVNATNTTNDSEGTMER [Hex]18[HexNAc]4 V1-V2 1+ 3153.3216 3153.3778 17.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3356.4980 3356.4598 11.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3559.5686 3559.5362 9.1 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3315.4333 3315.4302 0.9 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3518.5540 3518.5096 12.6 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3721.7263 3721.5889 36.9 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3762.7498 3762.5414 55.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3128.3633 3128.3457 5.6 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 3477.5159 3477.4831 9.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3680.6418 3680.5624 21.6 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3883.5893 3883.6418 13.5 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3290.4221 3290.3986 7.1 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 4045.9458 4045.6946 62.1 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 5228.5767 5228.2337 65.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]6[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 5431.4263 5431.3131 20.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]6[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 5634.1426 5634.3924 44.3 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]6[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 5837.2295 5837.4718 41.5 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]6[HexNAc]11[Fuc]2 1+ 3452.4651 3452.4514 4.0 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 4578.5184 4577.9690 120.0 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]7[HexNAc]4[Fuc]2 1+ 4983.6496 4984.1278 95.9 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]2 1+ 5796.1812 5796.4453 45.6 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]7[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 5998.9331 5999.5246 98.6 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]7[HexNAc]11[Fuc]2 1+ 6040.9596 6040.5512 67.6 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]7[HexNAc]12[Fuc]2 1+ 3614.5623 3614.5042 16.1 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 4740.0826 4740.0219 12.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]8[HexNAc]4[Fuc]2 1+ 5146.7193 5146.1806 104.7 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]8[HexNAc]6[Fuc]2 1+ 5348.8698 5349.2600 72.9 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]8[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 5958.8901 5958.4981 65.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]8[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 3776.6552 3776.5570 26.0 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 1+ 6120.6161 6120.5509 10.7 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]9[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 6283.1626 6282.6037 89.0 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]10[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 6444.1577 6444.6565 77.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]11[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 V2 1+ 2861.2158 2861.2567 14.3 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3064.3611 3064.3361 8.2 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3267.4178 3267.4155 0.7 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3470.4568 3470.4949 11.0 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3023.2849 3023.3095 8.1 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3226.3701 3226.3889 5.8 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2836.1948 2836.2250 10.6 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 3185.5374 3185.3623 55.0 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3388.4583 3388.4417 4.9 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3956.6758 3956.6533 5.7 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 C2 1+ 6304.5221 6304.9155 62.4 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 7352.9316 7353.3729 60.0 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]8[Fuc]1 1+ 6508.3501 6507.9949 54.6 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 6711.4565 6711.0743 57.0 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 6954.2759 6953.1268 165.8 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 7116.0029 7117.2330 172.8 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]11[Fuc]2 1+ 6465.7764 6466.9834 184.3 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]7[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 6581.1773 6581.0013 26.7 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]7[HexNAc]9 1+ 6872.9424 6873.1271 26.9 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]7[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 6279.2788 6279.8839 96.4 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]8[HexNAc]9 1+ 6482.6450 6482.8785 36.0 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]8[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 6742.7813 6743.0641 41.9 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]8[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 6791.4130 6791.0740 49.9 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]9[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 6904.8320 6905.1169 41.3 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]9[HexNAc]9 1+ 7399.8169 7400.3121 66.9 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]9[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 7603.9351 7603.3915 71.5 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]9[HexNAc]11[Fuc]2 1+ 6052.2602 6051.7729 80.5 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]10[HexNAc]4 1+ 6954.2759 6953.1268 165.3 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]10[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 7067.3115 7067.1697 20.1 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]10[HexNAc]9 1+ 6214.1226 6213.8257 47.8 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]11[HexNAc]4 1+ 6375.5576 6375.8785 50.3 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]12[HexNAc]4 1+ 6537.5483 6537.9313 58.6 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]13[HexNAc]4 1+ 6699.8198 6699.9842 24.5 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]14[HexNAc]4 1+ 6861.7544 6862.0370 41.2 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]15[HexNAc]4 1+ 7023.8594 7024.0898 32.8 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]16[HexNAc]4 1+ 7186.5855 7186.1426 61.6 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]17[HexNAc]4 1+ 7348.7136 7348.1954 70.5 NVSTVQCTHGIRPVVSTQLLLNGSLAEEEVVIR [Hex]18[HexNAc]4 1+ 2430.1475 2429.9559 78.8 SDNFTNNAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 2454.8904 2454.9875 39.6 SDNFTNNAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2779.3523 2779.0932 93.2 SDNFTNNAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 C2-V3 1+ 4490.0210 4489.8285 42.9 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 4693.1523 4692.9084 52.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 4896.2964 4895.9878 63.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 5099.1667 5099.0666 19.6 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 4652.0552 4651.8814 37.4 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 4855.7248 4854.9612 157.3 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 5261.1938 5261.1195 14.1 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 4464.9632 4464.7973 37.2 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4667.9463 4667.8763 15.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 4814.1397 4813.9342 42.7 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 1+ 4627.2714 4626.8501 91.1 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4829.8747 4829.9291 11.3 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 4585.4624 4585.8232 78.7 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]10[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4788.6450 4788.9031 53.9 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]10[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 5340.7336 5341.1192 72.2 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]10[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 5543.6627 5544.1986 96.7 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]10[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 1+ 4398.6553 4398.7387 19.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]4 1+ 4748.0782 4747.8764 42.6 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4951.0351 4950.9558 16.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 5154.0062 5154.0347 5.5 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 5503.9859 5503.1720 147.9 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 1+ 5560.2095 5560.1935 2.9 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]9[Fuc]1 1+ 5762.6011 5763.2728 116.5 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]11[HexNAc]10[Fuc]1 1+ 4560.9717 4560.7915 39.5 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]4 1+ 4909.4232 4909.9288 103.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 5113.2030 5113.0086 38.0 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 5316.3879 5316.0875 56.5 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 6199.6883 6199.4786 33.8 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]12[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 1+ 4722.5962 4722.8443 52.5 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]13[HexNAc]4 1+ 5275.0105 5275.0610 9.6 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]13[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4885.0040 4884.8972 21.9 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]14[HexNAc]4 1+ 5437.1445 5437.1138 5.6 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]14[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 5639.9912 5640.1932 35.8 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]14[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 5046.6255 5046.9500 64.3 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]15[HexNAc]4 1+ 5208.8913 5209.0028 21.4 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]16[HexNAc]4 1+ 5370.0668 5533.1084 60.4 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]17[HexNAc]4 1+ 5533.0668 5533.1084 7.5 ESVEINCTRPNNNTR [Hex]18[HexNAc]4 V3-C3 1+ 2147.9563 2147.8656 42.2 QAHCNISR PyroQ, u [Hex]2[HexNAc]4 1+ 1860.7773 1860.7538 12.6 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 1+ 2080.8608 2080.8598 0.5 QAHCNISR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 1+ 2226.9297 2226.9177 5.4 QAHCNISR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2266.9385 2266.9125 11.5 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 1+ 2429.9922 2429.9971 2.0 QAHCNISR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2469.9956 2469.9920 1.5 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 2633.0708 2633.0765 2.2 QAHCNISR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2732.9641 2733.1038 51.1 QAHCNISR u [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 1+ 2819.1650 2819.1293 12.7 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2039.8585 2039.8333 12.4 QAHCNISR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2225.9060 2225.8860 9.0 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 1+ 2388.9639 2388.9705 2.8 QAHCNISR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2533.9917 2534.0080 6.4 QAHCNISR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 1+ 2592.0488 2592.0499 0.4 QAHCNISR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2632.0984 2632.0448 20.4 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 1+ 2795.1240 2795.1293 1.9 QAHCNISR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2201.8879 2201.8860 0.9 QAHCNISR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2404.9954 2404.9654 12.5 QAHCNISR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 2551.0503 2551.0233 10.6 QAHCNISR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2591.0437 2591.0182 9.8 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 1+ 2754.0999 2754.1027 1.0 QAHCNISR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2794.1653 2794.0976 24.2 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 1+ 2957.1902 2957.1821 2.7 QAHCNISR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2363.9373 2363.9389 0.7 QAHCNISR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 2567.0396 2567.0182 8.3 QAHCNISR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 1+ 2696.1089 2696.0495 22.0 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2956.2246 2956.1504 25.1 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 1+ 3119.2397 3119.2349 1.6 QAHCNISR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2525.9885 2525.9917 1.3 QAHCNISR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 3467.5456 3467.3405 59.2 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2688.0483 2688.0445 1.4 QAHCNISR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 3077.3538 3077.1766 57.6 QAHCNISR PyroQ [Hex]8[HexNAc]4 1+ 2850.1138 2850.0973 5.8 QAHCNISR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C3 1+ 2013.8879 2013.9010 6.5 AKWNDTLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 2216.9792 2216.9804 0.5 AKWNDTLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2420.0789 2420.0597 7.9 AKWNDTLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2623.1213 2623.1392 6.8 AKWNDTLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2233.0652 2232.9753 40.3 AKWNDTLK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 1+ 2379.0356 2379.0332 1.0 AKWNDTLK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2785.2178 2785.1919 9.3 AKWNDTLK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2191.9480 2191.9487 0.3 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2395.0344 2395.0281 2.6 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 2541.1064 2541.0860 8.0 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2598.0649 2598.1075 16.4 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 1+ 2744.2117 2744.1654 16.9 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2947.2251 2947.2448 6.7 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2353.9919 2354.0016 4.1 AKWNDTLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 2557.1262 2557.0809 17.7 AKWNDTLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 1+ 2703.1860 2703.1388 17.5 AKWNDTLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2516.0298 2516.0544 9.8 AKWNDTLK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 2678.0605 2678.1072 17.4 AKWNDTLK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 2840.3750 2840.1600 75.7 AKWNDTLK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 1+ 2346.0696 2346.0343 15.0 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2101.9580 2101.9283 14.1 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 2158.9602 2158.9498 4.8 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 1+ 2305.0049 2305.0082 1.4 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2362.0161 2362.0291 5.5 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 1+ 2508.0801 2508.0870 2.8 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2565.1423 2565.1086 13.1 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 2711.1494 2711.1664 6.3 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2914.2271 2914.2459 6.5 LREQFENK [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2117.9783 2117.9233 26.0 LREQFENK [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 1+ 2321.0354 2321.0026 14.1 LREQFENK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 1+ 2467.0479 2467.0605 5.1 LREQFENK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2670.2852 2670.1399 54.4 LREQFENK [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2873.2473 2873.2192 9.8 LREQFENK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3119.3691 3119.3049 20.6 LREQFENK u [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2280.0222 2279.9760 20.3 LREQFENK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2469.1606 2469.0403 48.7 LREQFENK u [Hex]5[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 2483.1245 2483.0554 27.8 LREQFENK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 2629.1079 2629.1133 2.1 LREQFENK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2832.1821 2832.1927 3.7 LREQFENK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3035.2500 3035.2721 7.3 LREQFENK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2442.0735 2442.0289 18.3 LREQFENK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 2645.1660 2645.1082 21.9 LREQFENK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 1+ 2791.1648 2791.1927 10.0 LREQFENK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3197.3093 3197.3249 4.9 LREQFENK [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3282.4448 3282.3413 31.5 LREQFENK for [Hex]6[HexNAc]6 1+ 3400.3762 3400.4048 8.4 LREQFENK [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2604.1636 2604.0817 31.5 LREQFENK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 3416.5291 3416.3992 38.0 LREQFENK [Hex]7[HexNAc]6 1+ 3562.4316 3562.4571 7.2 LREQFENK [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2809.1265 2809.1403 4.9 LREQFENK u [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 2971.1519 2971.1931 13.9 LREQFENK u [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C3-V4 1+ 9381.8677 9380.8710 106.2 TIVFNHSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCNSTQLF [Hex]8[HexNAc]6[Fuc]2 NSTWNNNTEGSNNTEGNTITLPCR 1+ 9584.1865 9583.9504 24.6 TIVFNHSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCNST [Hex]8[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 QLFNSTWNNNTEGSNNTEGNTITLPCR 1+ 9788.1772 9787.0297 117.2 TIVFNHSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCNST [Hex]8[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 QLFNSTWNNNTEGSNNTEGNTITLPCR 1+ 10193.2184 10193.1885 2.9 TIVFNHSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCNST [Hex]8[HexNAc]10[Fuc]2 QLFNSTWNNNTEGSNNTEGNTITLPCR 1+ 9746.2392 9746.0032 24.2 TIVFNHSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCNSTQ [Hex]9[HexNAc]7[Fuc]2 LFNSTWNNNTEGSNNTEGNTITLPCR 1+ 9948.1348 9949.0826 95.3 TIVFNHSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCNSTQL [Hex]9[HexNAc]8[Fuc]2 FNSTWNNNTEGSNNTEGNTITLPCR 1+ 10150.6719 10152.1619 146.0 TIVFNHSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCNSTQL [Hex]9[HexNAc]9[Fuc]2 FNSTWNNNTEGSNNTEGNTITLPCR 1+ 10331.6562 10331.2097 140.0 TIVFNHSGGDPEIVMHSFNCGGEFFYCNSTQ [Hex]11[HexNAc]9[Fuc]1 LFNSTWNNNTEGSNNTEGNTITLPCR C4 1+ 2576.1475 2576.1643 6.5 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2779.2349 2779.2439 3.2 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 2982.3120 2982.3231 3.7 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2721.1565 2721.1905 12.5 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 2941.2930 2941.2965 1.2 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3127.4250 3127.3493 24.2 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2551.1184 2551.1326 5.6 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 2754.2078 2754.2120 1.5 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 1+ 2883.2478 2883.2433 1.6 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc1 1+ 3103.3445 3103.3493 1.5 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3306.4746 3306.4287 13.9 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2713.1985 2713.1855 4.8 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 1+ 2859.3179 2859.2439 25.9 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC, for [Hex]6[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 2899.2617 2899.2382 8.1 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 1+ 3451.4756 3451.4549 6.0 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 2875.2400 2875.2383 0.6 CSSNITGLLLTR PyroC [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 3037.2922 3037.2911 0.4 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 3199.3481 3199.3439 1.3 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V5 1+ 3333.5847 3333.4059 53.6 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3536.4839 3536.4852 0.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3593.7019 3593.5068 54.3 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 1+ 3739.5930 3739.5647 7.6 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3812.7542 3812.5811 45.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR mox [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 1+ 3942.6719 3942.6440 7.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3292.5959 3292.3793 65.8 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 1+ 3495.4312 3495.4587 7.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3698.5691 3698.5381 8.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3901.6543 3901.6174 9.5 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4104.9648 4104.6943 65.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3308.5476 3308.3742 52.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 3657.7288 3657.5115 59.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3860.6372 3860.5909 12.0 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3917.8411 3917.6124 58.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 1+ 4063.6707 4063.6703 0.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4267.0376 4266.7502 67.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4225.7739 4225.7231 12.0 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4428.9495 4428.8030 33.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3632.3776 3632.4798 28.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 4590.9377 4590.8553 17.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 4794.4761 4793.9345 113.0 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]7[Fuc]1 1+ 3794.5559 3794.5327 6.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 1+ 3956.6758 3956.5855 22.8 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 TM 1+ 2937.3625 2937.1952 57.0 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 1+ 3140.3572 3140.2745 26.3 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3343.4673 3343.3539 33.9 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3546.4897 3546.4333 15.9 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3156.4517 3156.2695 57.7 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 1+ 3359.4663 3359.3488 25.0 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 1+ 3505.5205 3505.4067 32.5 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3708.6440 3708.4583 50.1 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 2912.2561 2912.1635 31.8 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 1+ 3464.4841 3464.3802 30.0 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 1+ 3667.4997 3667.4596 10.9 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 3480.6052 3480.3323 78.4 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 1+ 3829.6699 3829.5124 41.1 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 1+ 4032.5845 4032.5918 1.8 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3236.4509 3236.2692 56.1 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 1+ 4194.6055 4194.6446 9.3 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 1+ 3398.4519 3398.3220 38.2 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]8[HexNAc]2

TABLE 9 LC/MS Glycopeptide Composition for CON-S gp140 ΔCFI Env Charge Experimental Theoretical Mass Domain State Mass Mass Error Peptide Mod* Carbohydrate Composition C1 2+ 1160.4872 1160.4858 1.2 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 2+ 1262.0140 1262.0255 9.1 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2+ 1335.0390 1335.0545 11.6 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1363.5621 1363.5652 2.3 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 1436.5968 1436.5941 1.9 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1465.1025 1465.1049 1.6 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 2+ 1538.1244 1538.1339 6.2 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1639.6930 1639.6736 11.8 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 1241.5155 1241.5123 2.6 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 1343.0704 1343.0519 13.8 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 1416.0768 1416.0809 2.9 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1424.0856 1424.0783 5.1 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 1322.5446 1322.5386 4.5 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 1497.1163 1497.1073 6.0 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1464.0842 1464.0567 18.8 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[SO3]1 2+ 1525.6365 1525.6180 12.1 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ 1403.5756 1403.5651 7.5 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 1505.1039 1505.1047 0.5 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 1578.1262 1578.1337 4.8 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1606.6709 1606.6444 16.5 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 2+ 1484.6057 1484.5915 9.6 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1565.6242 1565.6179 4.0 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1646.6523 1646.6443 4.7 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ 1517.6222 1517.6206 1.1 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 2+ 1686.6788 1686.6631 9.3 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]2 2+ 1086.7249 1086.7223 2.4 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuGc]2 2+ 1659.1649 1659.1601 2.9 EANTTLFCASDAK [Hex]7[HexNAc]4 4+ 1479.4066 1479.3881 8.5 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL u, ox [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]2 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1428.3833 1428.3841 0.5 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1493.4064 1493.4038 2.2 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1529.9330 1529.9238 6.0 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1468.8833 1468.8973 9.5 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1570.4200 1570.4369 10.8 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1509.4340 1509.4105 63.7 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1592.3395 1592.4410 15.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1422.1360 1422.1261 7.0 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1560.2100 1560.1803 19.0 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1632.7999 1632.9542 94.5 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1462.6240 1462.6394 10.5 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1503.1770 1503.1526 16.2 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1543.6690 1543.6658 2.1 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1584.1990 1584.1790 12.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 ENVTEHFNMWK V1-V2 2+ 1123.9866 1123.9833 2.9 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 2+ 1298.5541 1298.5519 1.7 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1327.0679 1327.0626 4.0 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 1400.1004 1400.0916 6.3 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1501.6420 1501.6313 7.1 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1603.1831 1603.1710 7.6 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 1306.5547 1306.5494 4.1 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 1379.5812 1379.5783 2.1 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1408.0902 1408.0891 0.8 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ 1481.1246 1481.1180 4.5 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1205.0137 1205.0097 3.4 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 1582.6652 1582.6577 4.7 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1728.2005 1728.2054 2.8 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1286.0405 1286.0361 3.4 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 1387.5846 1387.5758 6.4 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 1533.1154 1533.1235 5.3 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1707.6869 1707.6921 3.1 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1460.6116 1460.6047 4.7 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1489.1111 1489.1155 3.0 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ 1707.6948 1707.6921 1.6 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1367.0661 1367.0625 2.6 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 1468.6081 1468.6022 4.0 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 1671.6914 1671.6816 5.9 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 2+ 1541.6262 1541.6311 3.2 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1584.1572 1584.1393 11.3 NCSFNITTEIR for [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 2+ 1448.0986 1448.0889 4.8 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1563.6435 1563.6260 11.2 NCSFNITTEIR for [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 2+ 1636.6431 1636.6555 7.6 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]7[HexNAc]3Fuc1 2+ 1636.6431 1636.6550 7.3 NCSFNITTEIR for [Hex]7[HexNAc]4 2+ 1529.1250 1529.1153 6.3 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1610.1519 1610.1417 6.3 NCSFNITTEIR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V2 2+ 1522.6397 1522.6516 7.8 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2+ 1595.6768 1595.6805 2.3 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1697.2305 1697.2202 6.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1199.5139 1199.5090 4.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1900.3074 1900.2996 4.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 1502.1424 1502.1383 2.7 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 1603.6862 1603.6780 5.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 1676.7151 1676.7069 4.9 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1879.7935 1879.7863 3.8 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1684.7036 1684.7044 0.4 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 1583.1708 1583.1647 3.9 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 1172.1578 1172.1580 0.2 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1960.7955 1960.8127 8.8 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1664.1902 1664.1911 0.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 1838.7486 1838.7597 6.0 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1274.5348 1274.5214 10.5 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1745.2247 1745.2175 4.1 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1826.2494 1826.2439 3.0 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 1353.2122 1353.2179 4.2 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]8[HexNAc]4 2+ 1907.2739 1907.2703 1.9 LDVVPIDDNNNNSSNYR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V2-C2 2+ 1292.0772 1292.0748 1.9 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 2+ 1393.6180 1393.6145 2.5 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2+ 1466.6413 1466.6435 1.5 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1495.1548 1495.1542 0.4 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 1568.1874 1568.1831 2.7 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1669.7298 1669.7229 4.1 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1771.2772 1771.2626 8.2 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 1373.1031 1373.1013 1.3 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 1474.6313 1474.6409 6.5 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 1547.6695 1547.6699 0.3 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1750.7448 1750.7492 2.5 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1361.5569 1361.5655 6.3 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 2+ 1555.6774 1555.6673 6.5 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 1454.1300 1454.1276 1.7 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 1628.7037 1628.6963 4.6 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1730.2303 1730.2360 3.3 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1347.8951 1347.8900 3.8 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 2+ 1831.7700 1831.7757 3.1 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1535.1602 1535.1541 4.0 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 1636.6929 1636.6937 0.5 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 1709.7191 1709.7227 2.1 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1616.1805 1616.1805 0.0 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1697.2128 1697.2069 3.5 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1778.2159 1778.2333 9.8 LINCNTSAITQACPK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C2 2+ 1156.4487 1156.4539 4.5 FNGTGPCK for [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ 1587.6075 1587.6072 0.2 FNGTGPCK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 2+ 1291.9885 1291.9934 3.8 FNGTGPCK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1373.0222 1373.0198 1.8 FNGTGPCK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ 1319.5503 1319.5529 2.0 SENITNNAK Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1205.5023 1205.4973 4.2 SENITNNAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 1372.5452 1372.5479 2.0 SENITNNAK u [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1103.9567 1103.9576 0.8 SENITNNAK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 1184.9899 1184.9841 4.9 SENITNNAK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 1409.5882 1409.5663 15.5 SENITNNAK u [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 2+ 1584.1332 1584.1350 1.1 SENITNNAK u [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1266.0109 1266.0105 0.4 SENITNNAK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1490.5868 1490.5927 4.0 SENITNNAK u [Hex]7[HexNAc]4 2+ 1347.0394 1347.0369 1.9 SENITNNAK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1428.0684 1428.0633 3.6 SENITNNAK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V3-C3 2+ 1166.4753 1166.4782 2.5 QAHCNISGTK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 1587.6075 1587.6184 6.9 QAHCNISGTK PyroC [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1409.5582 1409.5574 0.5 QAHCNISGTK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1490.5868 1490.5839 2.0 QAHCNISGTK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 1218.8466 1218.8505 3.2 QAHCNISGTKWNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]8 3+ 1305.1849 1305.1852 0.2 QAHCNISGTKWNK for [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuGc]2 C3 2+ 1442.5788 1442.6577 54.7 WNKTLQQVAKK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1156.4409 1156.4383 2.3 WNK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ 1116.9586 1116.9549 3.3 EHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1218.5059 1218.4946 9.3 EHFNNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1164.9294 1164.9308 1.1 EHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[SO3]1 2+ 1002.9005 1002.8994 1.1 EHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 1177.4673 1177.4680 0.6 EHFNNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1245.9790 1245.9786 0.3 EHFNNK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1327.0049 1327.0050 0.1 EHFNNK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 2+ 1231.0430 1231.0342 7.2 LREHFNNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 V4 2+ 1270.0439 1270.0398 3.2 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]2 2+ 1444.5985 1444.6084 6.8 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1546.1551 1546.1481 4.5 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1618.6795 1618.6669 7.8 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1647.6877 1647.6878 1.0 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1351.0603 1351.0662 4.4 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 1424.0871 1424.0951 5.6 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 2+ 1452.6028 1452.6059 2.1 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 1525.6392 1525.6348 2.9 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1655.6876 1655.6853 1.4 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 2+ 1728.7193 1728.7142 3.0 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1346.8753 1346.8755 0.2 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 3+ 1268.8394 1268.8509 9.1 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1533.6464 1533.6323 9.2 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 1432.0954 1432.0926 2.0 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 1606.6708 1606.6612 6.0 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1635.1774 1635.1720 3.3 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ 1708.2052 1708.2009 2.5 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1206.8378 1206.8295 6.9 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1513.1252 1513.1190 4.1 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 1260.8585 1260.8471 9.0 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1309.5245 1309.5331 6.6 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 1594.1540 1594.1454 5.4 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 1314.8659 1314.8647 0.9 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6 3+ 1382.5632 1382.5578 3.9 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 1675.1782 1675.1718 3.8 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1756.2094 1756.1982 6.4 NNNNTNDTITLPCR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C4 2+ 1165.0431 1165.0545 9.8 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1193.5674 1193.5652 1.8 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 1266.5962 1266.5942 1.7 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1295.1151 1295.1050 7.9 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 2+ 1368.1382 1368.1339 3.1 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1267.5791 1267.5838 3.7 SNITGLLLTR u [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1274.5985 1274.5917 5.3 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ 1507.1642 1507.1658 1.1 SNITGLLLTR for Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1071.5125 1071.5123 0.2 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 2+ 1173.0544 1173.0520 2.1 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 1246.0837 1246.0809 2.3 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1489.1458 1489.1387 4.8 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[SO3]1 2+ 1254.0812 1254.0784 2.2 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 1327.1130 1327.1073 4.3 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1355.6198 1355.6181 1.3 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 2+ 1559.6943 1559.6871 4.6 SNITGLLLTR u [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 2+ 1233.5686 1233.5651 2.8 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 1429.6647 1429.6366 19.7 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1314.5969 1314.5915 4.1 SNITGLLLTR u [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1395.6220 1395.6179 2.9 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1476.6450 1476.6443 0.5 SNITGLLLTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V5 3+ 1232.5150 1232.5092 4.7 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1300.2075 1300.2024 3.9 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1367.8986 1367.8955 2.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 1102.4567 1102.4547 1.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]2 3+ 1218.8466 1218.8337 10.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1305.5218 1305.5340 9.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 3+ 1354.2230 1354.2200 2.2 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1451.2552 1451.2518 2.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1518.9468 1518.9449 1.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1156.4763 1156.4722 3.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 1272.8628 1272.8513 9.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1408.2524 1408.2376 10..5 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1505.2666 1505.2694 1.9 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1210.4972 1210.4899 6.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 1326.8643 1326.8689 3.5 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1375.2253 1375.2148 7.6 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1437.5853 1437.5763 6.3 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1462.2479 1462.2552 5.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1559.3010 1559.2870 9.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1264.5123 1264.5075 3.8 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 1372.5427 1372.5427 0.0 DGGNNNTNETEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 TM 2+ 1336.1443 1336.1406 2.8 EINNYTDIIYSLIEESQNQQEK Non-glycosylated

TABLE 10 LC/MS Glycopeptide Composition for JR-FL gp140 ΔCF Env Charge Experimental Theoretical Mass Domain State Mass Mass Error Peptide Mod* Carbohydrate Composition C1 5+ 1266.5685 1266.5564 9.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1532.1911 1532.1738 11.3 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1258.3565 1258.3511 4.3 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]3[HexNAc]6 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1582.9747 1582.9437 19.6 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1269.3493 1269.3275 17.2 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1481.4264 1481.4040 15.1 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1229.1332 1229.1395 5.1 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1258.3565 1258.3511 4.3 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1396.2154 1396.1986 12.0 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1225.9579 1225.9405 14.2 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 4+ 1471.1580 1471.1473 7.3 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1290.7546 1290.7616 5.4 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1323.1835 1323.1722 8.5 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1229.1332 1229.1395 5.1 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK 5+ 1396.2154 1396.1986 12.0 AYDTEVHNVWATHACVPTDPNPQEVVL [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 ENVTEHFNMWK V1-V2 3+ 1119.4877 1119.4904 2.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1187.1908 1187.1836 6.1 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1241.1953 1241.2012 4.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1227.5392 1227.5256 11.0 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1246.5354 1246.5328 2.1 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 3+ 1295.2152 1295.2188 2.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1392.2512 1392.2506 0.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1262.2046 1262.1960 6.8 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1259.5146 1259.5096 4.0 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[SO3]1 3+ 1205.5102 1205.5063 3.2 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 1259.5146 1259.5239 7.4 NCSFNITTSIRDEVQK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V2 2+ 1431.1325 1431.1320 0.3 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1532.6792 1532.6716 4.9 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1634.2266 1634.2114 9.3 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1735.7579 1735.7511 3.9 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 1512.1611 1512.1584 1.8 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1642.1907 1642.2088 11.0 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 3+ 1337.8800 1337.8912 8.4 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 2+ 1418.6325 1418.6161 11.5 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 1062.4683 1062.4589 8.8 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1694.7371 1694.7245 7.4 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1197.8553 1197.8452 8.4 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1499.6545 1499.6426 7.9 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 1674.1967 1674.2112 8.7 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1270.8585 1270.8700 9.0 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6 2+ 1319.5512 1319.5559 3.6 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 1580.6923 1580.6690 14.7 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1373.5710 1373.5735 1.9 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 1661.7095 1661.6954 8.5 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 2+ 1468.2872 1468.2650 15.1 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]8[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuGc]1 3+ 1742.7289 1742.7218 4.1 LDVVPIDNNNTSYR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C2 3+ 1132.5155 1132.5206 0.6 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1118.8391 1118.8450 5.3 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1186.5345 1186.5382 3.1 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1254.2295 1254.2313 1.4 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1172.8591 1172.8626 3.0 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1240.5576 1240.5558 1.5 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1124.5074 1124.5168 8.4 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1337.6003 1337.5876 9.5 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]2 3+ 1405.2883 1405.2807 5.4 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]2 3+ 1129.8552 1129.8484 4.5 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 3+ 1362.2695 1362.2665 2.2 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1459.2782 1459.2983 13.8 SDNFTNNAKTIIVQLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]2 V3-C3 2+ 1276.0527 1276.0153 29.3 QAHCNISR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1377.5928 1377.5550 27.4 QAHCNISR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1487.0876 1487.0921 3.0 QAHCNISR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 C3 2+ 1108.9988 1108.9938 4.5 AKWNDTLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1210.5391 1210.5335 4.6 AKWNDTLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1304.5245 1304.5552 23.5 AKWNDTLK u [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1312.0836 1312.0732 7.9 AKWNDTLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1413.6098 1413.6129 2.3 AKWNDTLK [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 2+ 1218.5409 1218.5310 8.1 AKWNDTLK [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 2+ 1211.5251 1211.5231 1.7 AKWNDTLK u [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1357.0678 1357.0708 2.3 AKWNDTLK u [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1385.574 1385.5816 5.5 AKWNDTLK u [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 3+ 929.0752 929.0688 6.9 AKWNDTLK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1096.4889 1096.4780 9.9 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 847.7045 847.7002 5.1 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 915.3974 915.3933 4.5 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1012.4247 1012.4251 0.4 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 983.0925 983.0865 6.1 AKWNDTLK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1177.5095 1177.5044 4.3 AKWNDTLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 853.0334 853.0318 1.9 AKWNDTLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 3+ 901.7213 901.7178 3.9 AKWNDTLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 950.0626 950.0636 1.1 AKWNDTLK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1394.5787 1394.5812 1.8 AKWNDTLK for [Hex]6[HexNAc]4 3+ 839.3596 839.3563 3.9 AKWNDTLK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 893.3776 893.3739 4.1 AKWNDTLK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 947.3965 947.3915 5.3 AKWNDTLK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 C4 2+ 1215.5448 1215.5569 10.0 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3 2+ 1288.5958 1288.5858 7.8 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1317.1068 1317.0965 7.8 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4 2+ 1390.1245 1390.1255 0.7 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1491.6762 1491.6652 7.4 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1296.5939 1296.5833 8.2 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3 2+ 1369.6179 1369.6122 4.2 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1078.1394 1078.1355 3.6 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1572.7100 1572.6916 11.7 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1377.6164 1377.6097 4.9 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 2+ 1276.0779 1276.0700 6.2 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 2+ 1450.6507 1450.6386 8.3 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1479.1699 1479.1494 13.9 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4 3+ 1035.1253 1035.1213 3.9 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1132.1535 1132.1531 0.4 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1653.7465 1653.7180 17.2 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1357.1039 1357.0964 5.5 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 2+ 1458.6430 1458.6361 4.7 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 2+ 1531.6806 1531.6650 10.2 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 2+ 1604.1660 1604.1838 11.1 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1438.1321 1438.1228 6.5 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 1013.0974 1013.1019 4.4 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 1067.1183 1067.1195 1.1 CSSNITGLLLTR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 V5 3+ 1111.8127 1111.8068 5.3 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1169.4996 1169.4843 13.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1179.5052 1179.4999 4.5 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1198.4897 1198.5071 14.5 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5 3+ 1247.1980 1247.1931 3.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1314.8981 1314.8862 9.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 1368.9120 1368.9038 6.0 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR mox [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]2 3+ 1184.8352 1184.8316 3.0 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4 3+ 1107.4579 1107.4629 4.5 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR for [Hex]4[HexNAc]2[Fuc]1 3+ 1165.8293 1165.8244 4.2 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1262.8588 1262.8560 2.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1330.5602 1330.5493 8.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1252.5317 1252.5247 5.6 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5 3+ 1301.2222 1301.2106 8.8 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1398.2534 1398.2425 7.8 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1417.2489 1417.2496 0.6 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1465.9532 1465.9356 12.0 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1171.1581 1171.1560 1.7 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3 3+ 1268.2010 1268.1878 10.3 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1103.4695 1103.4629 6.0 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 1219.8537 1219.8420 9.6 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1287.5434 1287.5351 6.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1384.5786 1384.5669 8.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1481.6149 1481.5987 10.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 3+ 1306.5448 1306.5423 1.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5 3+ 1355.2366 1355.2283 6.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1452.2683 1452.2601 5.6 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1403.5745 1403.5741 0.3 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1333.2109 1333.1946 12.2 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[SO3]1 3+ 1157.4879 1157.4805 6.3 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 1360.5682 1360.5599 6.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5 3+ 1225.1788 1225.1736 4.2 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3 3+ 1273.8745 1273.8596 11.7 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1322.2201 1322.2054 11.0 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1389.9101 1389.8986 8.3 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1409.2587 1409.2459 9.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1506.2964 1506.2777 12.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1603.3206 1603.3095 6.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 3+ 1428.2686 1428.2530 10.9 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6 3+ 1476.9544 1476.9390 10.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 1525.2770 1525.2848 5.2 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]6[HexNAc]6[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1211.5025 1211.4981 3.5 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 1279.1816 1279.1912 7.6 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]3 3+ 1530.9761 1530.9566 12.7 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 1633.3537 1633.3215 19.7 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuGc]1 3+ 1628.0097 1627.9884 13.1 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1725.0450 1725.0202 14.4 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]7[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]2 3+ 1265.5192 1265.5157 2.7 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 1319.5459 1319.5333 9.5 DGGINENGTEIFRPGGGDMR [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 TM 2+ 1545.1895 1545.1863 2.1 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1098.1575 1098.1531 4.0 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 2+ 1748.2660 1748.2657 0.2 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1233.5400 1233.5394 0.5 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1 3+ 1238.1741 1238.1579 13.1 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]3[HexNAc]6[SO3]2 2+ 1626.2239 1626.2127 6.9 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1181.4943 1181.5094 12.8 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1219.8777 1219.8638 11.4 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 3+ 1384.5927 1384.5888 2.8 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]4[HexNAc]6[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 2+ 1532.6864 1532.6705 10.4 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]2 3+ 1206.1957 1206.1883 6.1 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1303.2216 1303.2201 1.2 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1[NeuNAc]1 3+ 1273.8855 1273.8814 3.2 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]5[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1613.6986 1613.6969 1.1 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]6[HexNAc]2 3+ 1192.5289 1192.5128 13.5 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]6[HexNAc]3[Fuc]1 3+ 1238.1741 1238.1722 1.5 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]6[HexNAc]4[SO3]1 3+ 1327.8999 1327.8990 0.7 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]6[HexNAc]5[Fuc]1 2+ 1694.7447 1694.7233 12.6 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 3+ 1314.2352 1314.2235 8.9 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]7[HexNAc]4[Fuc]1 3+ 1184.1662 1184.1689 2.3 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]8[HexNAc]2 3+ 1238.1741 1238.1865 10.0 LICTTAVPWNASWSNK [Hex]9[HexNAc]2 3+ 1079.4228 1079.4279 4.8 IWNNMTWMEWER [Hex]7[HexNAc]2 2+ 1337.6222 1337.6335 8.4 EIDNYTSEIYTLIEESQNQQEK Non glycosylated *Mod = peptide modification For = formylation u = carbamylation PyroCS = Cysteine Deamidation PyroQ = Glutamic Acid Deamidation 

1. A composition comprising carbohydrates of HIV Env rendered immunogenic by derivatization and a carrier.
 2. The composition according to claim 1 wherein said composition comprises carbohydrates of the V1 or V2 region of HIV Env derivatized as to be rendered immunogenic.
 3. The composition according to claim 1 wherein said composition further comprises V3 peptides, whole consensus or wild type Env gp140s that induce anti-V3 antibodies, or derivatized carbohydrates from non-V1 or V2 loops of HIV Env.
 4. The composition according to claim 3 wherein said peptides comprise 62.19 clade B V3.
 5. The composition according to claim 1 wherein said carbohydrates are derivatized with keyhole limpet hemocyanin, CRM-197, tetanus toxoid or an HIV gag p24 helper region.
 6. The composition according to claim 5 wherein said helper region is the GTH1 sequence (YKRWIILGLNKIVRMYS).
 7. The composition according to claim 1 wherein said composition comprises HIV Env wherein carbohydrates on the surface thereof are derivatized so as to be rendered immunogenic.
 8. The composition according to claim 7 wherein said carbohydrates on the surface of said HIV Env are rendered immunogenic by derivatization with tetanus toxoid.
 9. The composition according to claim 1 wherein said composition comprises carbohydrates obtainable from HIV Env, wherein said carbohydrates are rendered immunogenic by derivatization.
 10. The composition according to claim 9 wherein said carbohydrates are rendered immunogenic by derivatization with tetanus toxoid.
 11. A method of inducing the production of neutralizing antibodies against HIV comprising administering to a patient an amount of the composition according to claim 1 sufficient to effect said induction.
 12. The method according to claim 11 wherein said patient is a human or non-human mammal.
 13. A composition comprising carbohydrates that binds a lectin, isolatable by lectin column affinity chromatography from HIV Env or from normal plasma proteins, wherein said carbohydrates are derivatized so as to be rendered immunogenic.
 14. A composition comprising carbohydrates derivable from the surface of HIV Env or host proteins that are bound by lectins that can neutralize HIV, said carbohydrates being derivatized so as to be rendered immunogenic.
 15. A mimetope of an HIV Env carbohydrate.
 16. The mimetope according to claim 15 wherein said carbohydrate is a V1 or V2 carbohydrate.
 17. The mimetope according to claim 15 wherein said carbohydrate is a lectin-binding carbohydrate.
 18. The mimetope according to claim 15 wherein said mimetope is an aptamer.
 19. A method of inducing an immune response comprising administering to a patient the composition according to claim 13 or 14 or the mimetope according to claim 15 in an amount sufficient to effect said induction.
 20. A method of rendering the V3 loop of HIV Env available for binding by anti-V3 antibodies comprising derivatizing carbohydrates at glycosylation sites in the V1 and V2 loops of HIV Env so as to render them immunogenic, producing in a patient an antibody response to said derivatized carbohydrates so that said glycosylation site in HIV Env is mutated, thereby eliminating carbohydrates at said sites and rendering said V3 loop available for binding by anti-V3 antibodies. 